Returns a character vector of valid team abbreviations or names for a given sport.
Arguments
- sport
Character string identifying the sport. One of
supported_sports().- type
Character string, either
"abbreviation"(default) or"name".- include_conferences
If
TRUE, also list the conferences sdvplotR has a logo for: the college conferences ("SEC","Big Ten","A-10") and"AFC","NFC"and"NFL". They resolve like teams in every helper either way; the default,FALSE, lists teams only, so code that loops over teams sees only teams (nflplotR'svalid_team_names()includes AFC, NFC and NFL).
Examples
valid_team_names("nfl")
#> [1] "ARI" "ATL" "BAL" "BUF" "CAR" "CHI" "CIN" "CLE" "DAL" "DEN" "DET" "GB"
#> [13] "HOU" "IND" "JAX" "KC" "LA" "LAC" "LV" "MIA" "MIN" "NE" "NO" "NYG"
#> [25] "NYJ" "PHI" "PIT" "SEA" "SF" "TB" "TEN" "WAS"
valid_team_names("nba", type = "name")
#> [1] "Atlanta Hawks" "Boston Celtics" "Brooklyn Nets"
#> [4] "Charlotte Hornets" "Chicago Bulls" "Cleveland Cavaliers"
#> [7] "Dallas Mavericks" "Denver Nuggets" "Detroit Pistons"
#> [10] "Golden State Warriors" "Houston Rockets" "Indiana Pacers"
#> [13] "LA Clippers" "Los Angeles Lakers" "Memphis Grizzlies"
#> [16] "Miami Heat" "Milwaukee Bucks" "Minnesota Timberwolves"
#> [19] "New Orleans Pelicans" "New York Knicks" "Oklahoma City Thunder"
#> [22] "Orlando Magic" "Philadelphia 76ers" "Phoenix Suns"
#> [25] "Portland Trail Blazers" "Sacramento Kings" "San Antonio Spurs"
#> [28] "Toronto Raptors" "Utah Jazz" "Washington Wizards"
