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Live ESPN fantasy draft tracking, roster context, and BakaBois pick recommendations. BakaBois Draft Assistant turns your ESPN Fantasy Football draft room into a focused live command center. Open an ESPN draft room and BakaBois tracks picks, roster construction, available players, rankings, and draft position in real time. The side panel shows connection status, recent picks, roster gaps, and ranked recommendations. The full live board provides a larger draft-day view with system-health checks and recommendation context. What it does: - Tracks ESPN draft events and roster changes live. - Shows roster needs, recent selections, and current-pick context. - Connects to the BakaBois bridge running on your computer. - Uses imported rankings and league settings to produce pick recommendations. - Keeps ESPN authentication data out of the bridge and premium API. Privacy disclosure: BakaBois reads website content and activity only on ESPN Fantasy pages so it can recognize the league, rankings, teams, picks, nominations, and bids needed for live recommendations. It relays sanitized draft data to the BakaBois bridge on your own computer. It does not intentionally collect or transmit ESPN passwords, cookies, browser storage, account tokens, raw member-ID URLs, or token protocol messages. Premium recommendations may send the disclosed structured draft state to the configured BakaBois API; they never require ESPN authentication material. Requirements: BakaBois Draft Assistant requires the separately installed BakaBois Draft Companion for macOS, Windows, or Linux. The companion requires Node.js 18+ but no npm dependency installation. Core costs $9.99/month for deterministic live draft assistance. Pro costs $16.99/month and adds AI-assisted candidate re-ranking plus historical league intelligence. An active subscription or publisher-issued beta key is required for hosted recommendations. ESPN and Fantasy Football are trademarks of their respective owners; BakaBois is an independent tool and is not endorsed by ESPN.