Refactor player position selection logic in app.py to simplify user experience. Removed conditional check for 'Specific' position selection, allowing direct multiselect input for positions.

app.py

@@ -848,11 +848,7 @@ with tab4:
     with st.expander("Player Filters"):
         col1, col2 = st.columns(2)
         with col1:
-            pos_var3 = st.selectbox("Which position(s) would you like to view?",  ['All', 'Specific'], key='pos_var3')
-            if pos_var3 == 'Specific':
-                pos_select3 = st.multiselect("Select your position(s)", options=['P', 'C', '1B', '2B', '3B', 'SS', 'OF'], key='pos_select3')
-            else:
-                pos_select3 = None
+            pos_select3 = st.multiselect("Select your position(s)", options=['P', 'C', '1B', '2B', '3B', 'SS', 'OF'], key='pos_select3')
         with col2:
             salary_var = st.number_input("Salary Max", min_value = 0, max_value = 20000, value = 20000, step = 100)
 
@@ -880,7 +876,7 @@ with tab4:
         player_select_df = handbuild_roo[['Player', 'Position', 'Team', 'Team_Total', 'Opp_Total', 'Salary', 'Median', '2x%', 'Order', 'Hand', 'Own%']].drop_duplicates(subset=['Player', 'Team']).copy()
     
     # If no teams selected, show all teams
-    if pos_select3 is not None:
+    if pos_select3:
         position_mask_2 = handbuild_roo['Position'].apply(lambda x: any(pos in x for pos in pos_select3))
         player_select_df = handbuild_roo[position_mask_2][['Player', 'Position', 'Team', 'Team_Total', 'Opp_Total', 'Salary', 'Median', '2x%', 'Order', 'Hand', 'Own%']].drop_duplicates(subset=['Player', 'Team']).sort_values(by='Order', ascending=True).copy()
     else: