Bug fix: negative values in scoring settings
October 23, 2026Scoring weight fields across all three sports now accept negative values properly. Previously, typing a minus sign got wiped before you could finish the number, so penalty-style scoring (like -1 per interception or -0.5 per error) was hard to enter on desktop and impossible on mobile. Stat help tooltips also now open on tap for mobile users.
Goalie values now know who actually has the net
October 19, 2026NHL goalie projections are now scaled by each goalie's expected share of his team's games, so workhorse starters, 1A/1B tandems, and backups are priced by the role they actually play instead of everyone being projected onto a starter's schedule. Early in the season the share blends last year's workload with this year's usage, then this season takes over as games pile up — and goalies now switch to current-season valuation after just 5 starts. A new Workload badge on every goalie card shows the share behind the value. Rate stats like save percentage are untouched; a backup's .920 is still a .920 — it just moves the needle in proportion to how often he plays.
Open the NHL analyzer →Shareable trade summaries
October 4, 2026Every trade now ends with a clean summary card showing both sides, every player and pick, and the final verdict. It's built to fit one phone screenshot, so you can send it straight to your league chat and settle the debate. Available on every account, including free.
Open the analyzer →Draft Mode now tracks your roster balance
September 26, 2026NHL Draft Mode has a new balance strip. In categories leagues, every category your league counts shows what your drafted roster has banked, the expected amount for the spots you have filled, and the full-roster target based on your league's average team, so you can see when it is time to stop stacking points and go fill hits and PIM. In points leagues, it compares your starters' projected points (skaters, goalies, and total) with the league-average team. Ahead, on pace, or behind at a glance. NHL category values also got more accurate under the hood, including a fix that restores save percentage to goalie valuations.
Open Rankings →Smarter values for deep-bench leagues
September 9, 2026Replacement level now weighs bench slots by how often those players actually reach your lineup. In leagues with big benches, player values and draft pick values line up with how real managers trade, so fairness verdicts stay honest whether your league rosters 14 players or 20.
Draft Mode just got a lot smarter
September 1, 2026NFL draft recommendations are now starter-aware. The board fills your empty starting slots before suggesting depth, caps QB picks in superflex once your slots are covered, holds K and DST until the end, and warns you before stacking too many players on the same bye. Injury and availability badges now show on every board, so you can see exactly why a player is priced where he is.
Open Rankings →Draft Mode now covers NFL
August 27, 2026Draft Mode is live on NFL Rankings for all paid tiers, right in time for draft season. Check players off as they come off the board and the recommendations recalculate against your scoring format, roster slots, and what your team still needs, including flex and superflex handling and RB/TE scarcity. Rankings now run on full-season projections scored under your league settings, not last year's totals.
Open Rankings →Draft Assistant is live for paid accounts
August 27, 2026Draft Mode is now built into NHL Rankings for all paid tiers. Turn it on, check players off as they get drafted, and the board recalculates live against your league settings and roster. Your top pick is highlighted in green with ranked fallback options behind it, and a marker shows where your next pick lands. Because it runs on the same engine as the trade analyzer, it accounts for positional scarcity and what your roster actually needs, not just raw rankings.
Open Rankings →Rankings are here for every account
July 29, 2026Every signed-in user, including free accounts, now gets a full Rankings page for NHL, NFL, and MLB. Players are ranked under your league settings, with position filters, search, and stat highlighting that shows who beats the draftable-pool average at their position.
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