Is it just me ... ?

[Frayed Knot]

... or are some of the previously available functions on Baseball-Reference not working?

Specifically I can only seem to be able to access this year's splits and game logs for player, nor can I get things like overall team splits (IOW, at least some of the pull-down menus aren't operating).
Also the feature where you can separate out of few years from within a player's careeer isn't working either and who knows what else!!!!

Is this just my computer for some reason or some overall temporary glitch?
Did anyone hear of a change in policy where this stuff is hiding behind a pay wall?

Inquiring minds [crossout]want[/crossout] NEED to know.

[seawolf17]

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It's just you. Working okay here, in Chrome.

[Edgy MD]

A quick check of three players --- Jeremy Hefner, Eric Young, Matt Kemp --- and they all have 2013 splits and game logs.

[seawolf17]

The guy who first came to mind when I went to check was Jordany Valdespin. What the hell is wrong with me?

[nymr83]

It all seems fine to me.

Dennis Cook struck out Lefties about twice as often as Righties, but surprisingly has only .006/-.007/.021 difference in splits between them.

[Frayed Knot]

Edgy MD wrote: A quick check of three players --- Jeremy Hefner, Eric Young, Matt Kemp --- and they all have 2013 splits and game logs.

2013 game logs & splits weren't the problem, earlier years and career breakdowns were.
But it seems to work better via some systems than others. Working only sporadically in Safari which is what caused my concern.
Looks like we can call off the move to Def-Con Five

[MFS62]

Frayed Knot wrote: Looks like we can call off the move to Def-Con Five

Let's play chess.

Later