6 projections, one table
Hashtag’s projection, ranked for your categories and your weights. Switch source and the whole board re-ranks. Where a source does not publish something we say so rather than filling it in — which is the part most tables leave to you to notice.
No account. Nothing stored. A link is the whole thing.
Every player ranked for your categories and weights. Change a weight, the order changes.
The stat lines themselves, with the range on each one instead of a single number.
Players whose good season is much better than their typical one. Only visible if you keep the spread.
Who was out and why, in the seasons we hold. Historical, not a current report.
Who is on the floor once the result stopped being in doubt.
Possessions per game, counted rather than estimated.
Five-man units and the pairs and trios inside them.
How a coach used the roster across recent games.
What the rest of the team does when one player sits.
Where a player shoots from, against the league in the same season.
Several players side by side across the nine categories.
One game, stint by stint, with the score as it moved.
Every line from one night.
Whose minutes are moving, against their own earlier games.
Who beat their own season average, and who missed it.
Tools other sites have that we don't. Listed rather than hidden, so you can see the gap without going looking for it.
An NBA schedule. The simulator does not read one yet, so every week would be identical.
An aging model. We simulate one season at a time today.
Other people's draft data. We deliberately keep market numbers away from the model so it cannot be tuned toward them — see the calibration page.
Your categories are all covered right now.
The Score column is a rough ranking. It doesn't know your roster yet, so it can't tell you that you already have enough rebounding.