Would love to see teams that have moved not called by their old teams names on Daddy Leagues.

No one else?

when you go to the team pages, it should show the team name and logo.

any plan to make that league wide? It seems kinda half done at this point.

what do you mean league wide?

I think what he means is that the team page is ok, but the results boxes and the logos at the top of the page where you link to the teams still shows the old team.

We have had the St Louis Rams relocate to LA and become the Crusaders and whilst the team page now shows who they are, it would be good if at least the results boxes could show "LOS" or "LAC" or something like that, rather than still STL.

This, exactly this.

some of the images are static like the power ranking and playoff race,  the new team relocation don't have abbreviation that's why it shows the old team abbreviation  on the  scoreboard navigation.

Hey Jay.  This isn't perfect and it takes alot of work, but here is what I came up with a few years ago when I wanted to change this in my old league.  The example I am giving is for the Oakland Raiders to the Portland Snowcats...

Enter the following codes beneath your CSS code in the league header.  It should begin like this...

<script>

Here is the code for changing the team link on the player's profile...

$('.player-team-links>a:contains("OAKLAND RAIDERS")').replaceWith('<a href="http://daddyleagues.com/heavyhitters/team/oak"><font color="GREY"> PORTLAND SNOWCATS</font>');

Next, here is the code for changing the team abbreviation in the scoring menu.  However, you must change it frequently.  I never figured out how to make it update the road or visitor team automatically.  Whenever this team is the visitor, then the visitor code must go on top.  Whenever they are the home team, then the home code must be on the top.  I'm not a web designer, so I don't know how to fix it, but this is the best I could come up with by just playing around with it...

$('a>span:contains("oak")').replaceWith('<span class="yui3-scorestrip-tile-vta yui3-scorestrip-tile-visitor vui3-scorestrip-tile-abbr">&nbsp&nbsp por</span>');
$('a>span:contains("oak")').replaceWith('<span class="yui3-scorestrip-tile-hta yui3-scorestrip-tile-home yui3-scorestrip-tile-abbr">&nbsp&nbsp por</span>');

Here is the code for changing the team logo and name in the standings table...

$('.oak:contains("Oakland Raiders")').replaceWith('<img src="http://madden.content.easports.com/madden15_assets/logos/332/220-left.png" width="29" height="25" border="0" alt="Team logo" class="teamLogo"><a href="http://www.daddyleagues.com/HeavyHitters/team/oak"> Portland Snowcats</a>');

Finally, close up your script by using this...

</script>

I hope this helps.  Oh, and if you want to find a certain team, EA uses this url...

http://madden.content.easports.com/madden15_assets/logos/332/220-left.png

The number '332' represents the Portland Snowcats.  Open a new tab and past this url inside the address box.  EA uses numbers ranging from 288-339 for created team logos.  You will have to change the number in the url until you find the team you are looking for and then enter that number in the code I listed above to show the new team logo.  This won't fix every area but at least it will show the new team location in your standings, scoring menu, and player links.  So all together it should look like this...

<script>
$('.player-team-links>a:contains("OAKLAND RAIDERS")').replaceWith('<a href="http://daddyleagues.com/heavyhitters/team/oak"><font color="GREY"> PORTLAND SNOWCATS</font>');

$('a>span:contains("oak")').replaceWith('<span class="yui3-scorestrip-tile-vta yui3-scorestrip-tile-visitor vui3-scorestrip-tile-abbr">&nbsp&nbsp por</span>');
$('a>span:contains("oak")').replaceWith('<span class="yui3-scorestrip-tile-hta yui3-scorestrip-tile-home yui3-scorestrip-tile-abbr">&nbsp&nbsp por</span>');

$('.oak:contains("Oakland Raiders")').replaceWith('<img src="http://madden.content.easports.com/madden15_assets/logos/332/220-left.png" width="29" height="25" border="0" alt="Team logo" class="teamLogo"><a href="http://www.daddyleagues.com/HeavyHitters/team/oak"> Portland Snowcats</a>');
</script>

This is great info, just one question though, where do you put this code? I tried in the League Homepage section under the Admin>Layout tab and it didn't work.

Thanks