Fantasy Basketball Rankings: Points Leagues

What you get

• Re-run every night

  The engine re-projects the whole player pool every morning and again before tip-off, from box scores, injury reports, depth charts and team minutes.

• Your league’s scoring

  Set the weights for points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers, makes and misses, plus double-double and triple-double bonuses, and the board re-ranks.

• FPPG and season totals

  Per-game production and the season’s projected fantasy points, so a great line on a short season reads as one.

• Tiers that mean something

  Tier breaks fall where the value drops, so you can see when two players are a coin flip and when the next pick is a real step down.

• Injuries priced in

  Games missed, return dates and a player’s own injury history are part of the number, read from the injury reports every night.

• Search, sort, export

  Find anyone by name, team or position, sort on any column, and download the whole board as a CSV.

Questions

How are the points league rankings calculated?

Each player’s projected line is scored into fantasy points per game. The board orders players by season value: how far that beats a waiver pickup, times the games he is expected to play, less a cost for games he will sit injured.

How often are the rankings updated?

Every day. The engine runs early each morning after the box scores land, and again in the evening once teams file their injury reports, so news reaches the board before tip-off.

Does it work with ESPN, Yahoo, Sleeper or Fantrax scoring?

Yes. Set the weights to match your platform’s scoring and the board re-ranks on it. Your settings save to your account.

Are these rest-of-season rankings?

Yes, from opening night on. Before opening night they rank the full season.