The Python nba_api service (gameLogService) is offline in prod, so
featureCache's non-MLB branch produced no l5/l20 averages →
projectionFor returned null → the ENTIRE NBA/WNBA slate refused
(insufficient_data). Only MLB actually graded.
Fix (free, no-auth, verified live):
- espnStatsAdapter.getPlayerGameLog(name, sport) — resolves name→ESPN
numeric athlete id via the v2 search (the v3 /search now returns
count:0; the v2 uid carries a:<id>, defaultLeagueSlug disambiguates
league), fetches the per-athlete gamelog, and parses per-game rows
keyed by VYNDR stat names (points/rebounds/assists/threes/steals/
blocks/turnovers + computed pra). Columns are indexed by the
response's own names[] array (NBA and WNBA orders DIFFER), never
positionally. Most-recent first, defensive (null on unrecognized
shape, never throws), cached (espngamelog:{sport}:{id} 4h + memory).
- featureCache.gameLogFeatures — falls back to the ESPN gamelog for
nba/wnba when the Python source returns null/empty, producing
l5/l10/l20 + rest_days + minutes_per_game via a new local
NBA_LOG_FIELD map + pure nbaGameLogFeatures (S11 three-map-split:
separate from MLB_LOG_FIELD).
Grade gates already whitelist all 8 NBA/WNBA stat types in both Node
paths (analyze.js + scan.js); no gate change needed.
Tests (hermetic, no network): espnGameLog.test.js (parser/resolver/
adapter) + featureCacheNba.test.js (the UNLOCK proof — empty features
refuse, ESPN-derived features grade). 3098 tests green; next build
exit 0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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