The good news, is that I’ve set this up to be modular. Adding sports is a fairly easy thing to do when an API becomes available. If MLS decides to make available an API, it’s maybe a couple of hour’s worth of effort to get it set up.

• 6 available view styles to choose from (see screenshot below)
• header is now configured using the standard header parameter, no longer in the config object. The old configOptions showHeader and headerText no longer have any effect. If you don’t want a header, omit the header parameter (see sample config below).
• a number of bug fixes

sample config

{
  module: "MMM-MyScoreboard",
  position: "top_right",
  classes: "default everyone",
  header: "My Scoreboard",   //specify header here now, omit if you don't want a header
  config: {
    showLeagueSeparators: true,
    colored: true,
    viewStyle: "mediumLogos",
    sports: [
      {
        league: "NHL",
        teams: ["TOR", "PIT"]
      },
      {
        league: "NBA",
        teams: ["TOR"]
      },
      {
        league: "MLB",
        teams: ["TOR", "CHW", "NYY"]
      },
    ]

  }
},

view styles:

Meanwhile, if you don’t want to wait, you can try your hand at CSS. Just put a bunch of rules in your custom.css file to reformat any way you like. The elements are absolutely positioned, so you have quite a bit of freedom to move things around.

There’s a couple matches a day played over the weekend, so its works well with only showing the days matches, so it would show
TSM 1:1 CLG
C9 VS FLY etc.

Would the score be number of victories? Looks like most matches are best of three, so a score of 1-0 would be one victory for team A to zero for team B. Are the teams normal league teams i.e.: can I have a set of known team logos? Or do the teams in the league change all the time? What would you expect to see for status before, during and after matches? Where would I get the logos from?

To give you some context of how I’ve set up this module, each league consists of its own set of team logos in SVG format, and a js file that takes care of building the URL for the data feed, and formatting the JSON response into a normalized object that is used by the dom generator. So it needs to be able to fit into the template as you see in the screenshot for this to work.