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When Diamond first started it was just a scores app. During the delay I had time to build something extra for people who want to go deeper into college baseball. Diamond Team.💎⚾️ • open packs • discover players you might not know yet • build your squad • fantasy...

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Saw a lot of rankings chatter last couple of weeks, and since Diamond is a community app, it felt right to try community rankings. Users can submit weekly rankings that average into Diamond’s community rankings and also view their own history. You can also share simpler stuff like your top 5 scariest teams using shareable cards. They save you the time of making graphics and are highly customizable. Sorry to keep teasing. I promise to have updates on launch soon. I just want everyone to see how awesome this will be. 💎⚾️
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Saw a lot of rankings chatter last couple of weeks, and since Diamond is a community app, it felt right to try community rankings. Users can submit weekly rankings that average into Diamond’s community rankings and also view their own history. You can also share simpler stuff like your top 5 scariest teams using shareable cards. They save you the time of making graphics and are highly customizable. Sorry to keep teasing. I promise to have updates on launch soon. I just want everyone to see how awesome this will be. 💎⚾️

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The delay to launch has definitely been frustrating. But the upside is it’s given me time to listen to the community and build a lot of the small details people expect in a scores app. Small touches, animations, and interactions that make sure this isn’t a step backwards from the apps people already use, while also adding college baseball features fans haven’t really had before. Here’s a preview of just a few 👇 Choosing 10 comments to be a beta tester.
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The delay to launch has definitely been frustrating. But the upside is it’s given me time to listen to the community and build a lot of the small details people expect in a scores app. Small touches, animations, and interactions that make sure this isn’t a step backwards from the apps people already use, while also adding college baseball features fans haven’t really had before. Here’s a preview of just a few 👇 Choosing 10 comments to be a beta tester.

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