Callum Reid
The games desk: what a result changes in the table, and what the schedule has coming next.
Callum Reid covers the games and the 32 clubs. A piece usually starts with a result or a stretch of the schedule and asks what it changes: a playoff line that moved, a road trip that decides a month, a back-to-back that tilts a goalie decision.
A result only matters for what it changes. The story is the standings row the morning after.
Callum Reid, games and teams desk
Every figure in his stories comes from the box scores, standings and team pages on this site and links back to them, so you can check a number where it lives. When the schedule is the story, the team schedules and the travel and rest tool carry the full detail.
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What every desk works to
Every number lives on a page
A figure in a story is a figure on the site: the box score, table or team page it came from, linked where it lives so you can check it.
Final means final
A game counts once it is final. Season lines are rebuilt after every final and checked against the league's official totals.
Our maths, shown
Expected goals, expected points and fair prices are our own calculations. The page says so, and the methodology sets out the formula.
Corrections in the open
Tell us about a wrong number and we fix it in the data store, so it is fixed on every page that uses it, and we say what changed.
The full rules are in our editorial standards; the formulas are in the methodology.
