AI commentary
ShotCaller
ShotCaller is commentary for games that never had any. It calls the play in two distinct voices — Fun for social leagues that are there for the laugh, Serious for competitive play that wants the call straight — so the footage sounds like a broadcast instead of a security camera.
How it works
- 01
Read the game
ShotCaller works from the same tracked events AutoStat produces, so it knows who scored, what turned the game, and when a run started.
- 02
Choose the voice
Fun leans into the personalities and the moments a social league actually remembers. Serious keeps it to the play, the score and the pattern.
- 03
Mix it in
The call is laid over the cut game video, so what the club shares is a finished, watchable broadcast.
Who it's for
- Social leagues where the story of the night matters more than the scoreline.
- Competitive competitions that want a straight, professional call on every game.
- Venues packaging game footage as part of what a team pays for.
ShotCaller — common questions
- What is the difference between the Fun and Serious modes?
- Fun is written for social leagues — lighter, more personality, built around the moments players will quote afterwards. Serious sticks to the play, the score and the tactical pattern for competitive fixtures.
- Does ShotCaller name individual players?
- Yes. It draws on the same tracked events and team data the rest of the platform uses, so the call refers to real players and real moments in the game.
- Can a league turn commentary off?
- Yes. ShotCaller is a layer on the video, not a requirement — a competition can run capture and stats without it.
See ShotCaller on your court
Book a demo and we'll walk through ShotCaller with Legend Sports on footage from your own venue.
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