Social Cards

Low-owned (under 50% rostered) hitters + pitchers having big games RIGHT NOW in tonight's live slate, from the in-progress MLB feed. The lines grow through the night — refresh right before posting. Pairs with the auto-composed 'Tonight's Standouts' tweet (weekend afternoons / weeknights).

Tonight on the Farm · LIVE

The biggest MiLB lines happening RIGHT NOW across AAA / AA / A+ / A — live in-progress boxscores with NO ownership filter, ranked by how unusual each line is against everyone playing on the farm tonight. Level chip on every row; lines accumulate through the slate, refresh right before posting.

Pipeline Watch · LIVE

Tonight on the Farm restricted to our top-200 pipeline prospects — the biggest live lines from ranked names only, with the Kodo prospect rank on every row. Slightly looser entry bars than the all-farm card: a top-100 bat's two-hit night with a steal is the story.

Tonight's Deep Cuts · LIVE

The live standouts card at a 5% ownership cutoff — true free agents having big games right now, not merely under-rostered names. Same live feed and design as Tonight's Standouts; only the bar moves.

Tonight's Standouts · All · LIVE

The live standouts card with the ownership filter switched off entirely — every hitter and pitcher having a big game right now, stars included. Same in-progress MLB feed and design as Tonight's Standouts; this one is the night's best lines, not the night's best available lines.

Live Statcast Beats · LIVE

Five in-game signals off tonight's pitch feed, each stated against that player's own season baseline — the numbers a box score does not carry. Velo Watch: a starter sitting below his own fastball. Swing & Miss: one pitch missing bats far above its season rate. Hardest Hit: the loudest contact in baseball tonight. Robbed: the best-struck ball that became an out. New Look: a pitch he barely throws, leaned on tonight. Switch beats on the page — five cards, one scan of the slate. A green dot on a tab means that beat has a subject right now; a quiet night shows nothing rather than reaching.

Yesterday's top performers as downloadable tweet cards — each row pairs the game line with season + L30 splits, ownership (low-owned highlighted), Statcast, L7 lineup spots and our prospect rank. Refreshes every morning.

Top Hitters · Yesterday

Yesterday's top 8 MLB bats by fantasy points. Each row: the game line, season + L30 5×5 splits, ESPN ownership (low-owned bats highlighted as streamers), season→L30 xwOBA / Barrel% / HardHit%, an L7 lineup-spot strip (started + batting slot / off bench / benched), and our prospect rank when they're a ranked prospect.

Top Pitchers · Yesterday

Yesterday's top 9 MLB arms by fantasy points. Each row: the game line plus season + L30 ERA · WHIP · K/9 · K-BB% · IP. Low-owned arms are highlighted so streamers pop; ranked prospects carry their rank.

Saves & Blown Saves

Yesterday's closer ledger — every save and blown save, with the appearance line, season + L30 ratios, ownership and closer role. Blown saves are flagged in red as role-change risk.

MiLB Top Performers

Yesterday's best minor-league bats across every level. Each row: the game line, season + L30 splits, MiLB Statcast (xwOBA / Barrel% / HardHit% where tracked) and our prospect rank — the farm names to stash before they're called up.

MiLB Top Arms

Yesterday's best minor-league pitching lines across every level — ranked by a game-score proxy (innings + strikeouts rewarded, runs + baserunners penalized). Each row: the game line, season + L30 ERA · WHIP · K/9 · K-BB% · IP, and our prospect rank. The arms to stash before the call-up.

Data Games · Daily

Promo cards for the four daily data games — Grid, Guess the Player, Higher or Lower, and Beat the Model. Spoiler-safe: the Grid card shows only its team × stat axes, Guess the Player shows the six clue categories rather than any clue value, and no card reads an answer key. Pairs with the auto-composed game tweets.

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Week Ahead

Planning the next 7 days — whose schedule sets up, and whose is a trap.

7-Day Schedule Strength

Best and worst upcoming weeks, ranked for hitters and for pitchers on separate cards. Blends the opponents' season quality (ERA for bats to face, OPS for arms to face) with their last-14-day form, park factors across the week's venues, game volume, and LHP exposure from posted probables. Score 50 = league neutral.

Movers

Trailing-window OPS / wOBA spikes and droughts vs the player's season baseline.

Ownership Movers

The biggest ESPN ownership swings — top 10 adds and top 10 drops over the last 7 or 30 days, each with before/after % and the point change. Toggle window (7d / 30d) and direction (risers / fallers) on the page: four downloadable cards. The waiver-wire pulse — who the leagues are chasing, and who they're giving up on.

Bat Speed & Swing Quality

Regression

Players whose xStats disagree with their slash line. IL'd players filtered out automatically.

Hitter Luck

The most and least lucky hitters by the gap between results and contact quality — wOBA vs xwOBA and AVG vs xBA. Luckiest = results outrunning the batted ball (regression down / sell-high); unluckiest = contact says a bounce-back is coming (buy-low). Toggle Luckiest / Unluckiest on the page. Min 120 PA.

Buy Low — Hitters

Top 10 hitters with the biggest positive xStat-vs-actual gap over the SEASON. xwOBA / xBA / xSLG underlying a deflated slash line. Ranked by buy-side evidence, not a net score. For a same-window comparison see Cold 30 · Strong Underlying.

Sell High — Hitters

Top 10 hitters whose actual outcomes are outrunning their xStats. wOBA above xwOBA, BABIP-driven AVG — peripherals say regression is coming.

Cold 30 · Strong Underlying

Hitters whose LAST-30 slash line is cold while their LAST-30 contact quality says otherwise — xBA / xSLG / xwOBA, barrel% and hard-hit% all measured over the same 30 days, not against a season baseline. The bounce-back board. Started 4 of the team's last 7, AVG at least .165, max 2 catchers.

Hot 30 · Weak Underlying

The inverse: hitters whose LAST-30 results have outrun their LAST-30 batted balls. Same-window comparison on both sides, so the gap is real rather than an artefact of pairing recent results against season-long x-stats. The regression-risk board.

Buy Low — Pitchers

Pitchers-only version of the buy-low card. ERA outpacing xERA + FIP, K% / CSW% holding up under the surface.

Sell High — Pitchers

Pitchers-only version of the sell-high card. ERA suppressed by LOB% / HR-FB% luck while xERA + FIP say otherwise.

HR/FB Regression

Pitchers (40+ IP) running an unsustainable HR/FB rate — often ~2x the league ~14%. Homers are inflating their ERA above xERA, and HR/FB is one of the least sticky outcomes, so it regresses hard. Buy the ERA correction.

Stuff+ Breakouts

Pitchers whose predictive Stuff+ (the model's forward, regression-stabilized read on pitch quality) runs well above their current Stuff+ and ERA. The stuff is real and the results lag — buy before it clicks. Capped to ≤70% rostered so they're acquirable; process+ p10–p90 band shown.

Stuff+ Breakouts — Receipts

Backtested proof the breakout board works: among pitchers with an ERA of 4.00+, the ones our Stuff+ model flagged posted a ~1.1-run better ERA over the following 3 weeks than the bad-stuff control — in every test window. Cohort split, per-window results, and today's top SP buys.

Hitters whose with-runners-in-scoring-position line diverges most from their own baseline. Sell-high (top 10): RISP wOBA/AVG well above their overall rate — the RBI bump is BABIP/clutch noise that regresses down. Buy-low (bottom 10): RISP rate well below baseline — RBIs are owed and coming. Shows wOBA + AVG base → with RISP and the RBI gap. Toggle sell / buy on the page.

Removing the Best and Worst

Leave-one-out impact — strip the single most extreme start (or week) from a player's season and see what the line really looks like.

SP Outlier Impact

Leave-one-out ERA: starters whose season line is most distorted by a single disaster (BUY) or single gem (SELL). Outlier start details shown alongside ERA-without — quick read on whose surface ERA is misleading.

SP Outlier Impact · Qualified

Same leave-one-out ERA card, restricted to qualified starters (55+ IP). Cuts the small-sample noise so the leaderboard is veterans-only — the bad-start blowup or gem-masking effect on pitchers with real workload.

SP FIP Outlier Impact

Same shape but FIP-driven (peripherals only — HR/BB/HBP/K/IP). Surfaces pitchers whose UNDERLYING line is most distorted by a single start. Better than the ERA version when you want to strip defense/LOB luck.

SP FIP Outlier Impact · Qualified

Same leave-one-out FIP card, restricted to qualified starters (55+ IP). Strips both run-allowed luck AND small-sample noise — the cleanest read on whose underlying line is being distorted by a single start.

Hitter Week Impact

Leave-one-week-out OPS: bats whose season OPS is most distorted by a single cold (BUY) or hot (SELL) calendar week. Week stat lines shown so you can see exactly what gets stripped — quick read on whose surface OPS is misleading.

Splits & Matchups

Platoon-split-driven streamer pool. Best bats by handedness + biggest split gaps + lineup deployment.

Best vs LHP

Top 16 hitters by wOBA vs left-handers, with a context row showing each hitter's numbers on the opposite hand. Use it to find platoon-only adds and lineup pivots on LHP days.

Best vs RHP

Same shape as the vs-LHP card but on the RHP side. The everyday-bat list — players who keep producing against the 70% of MLB starters who throw right-handed.

Platoon Watch

Top 10 hitters by absolute wOBA split between vs LHP and vs RHP. Each row shows OPS + PA + % start in each split so you can see both the performance gap AND how their manager actually deploys them.

Platoon Deployment

Top 16 hitters by manager start-rate gap — biggest % games started vs LHP minus % games started vs RHP. Catches strong-side-only platoon roles and lineup pivots the slash line hasn't caught up to yet.

Platoon Deployment · L30

Same as Platoon Deployment but over the LAST 30 DAYS — start-rate gap AND per-side OPS/PA computed from the last 30 days of game logs. Catches brand-new platoon roles before the season splits reflect them.

Buy-Low Bats · <50% Owned

Hidden Gems

Composite skill + opportunity + form ranker across the under-50%-owned pool. Two cards: low-owned hitters and starting pitchers.

Best xwOBA · Season · <50% Owned

Season-long expected wOBA leaderboard capped at 50% ownership, min 200 PA. The full-season version of the buy-low board: who has actually hit the ball best all year among players your league has not fully claimed.

Best xwOBA · Season · <20% Owned

Same season xwOBA leaderboard tightened to the under-20%-owned pool (min 200 PA) — full-season contact quality hiding on deep-league wires.

Best xwOBA · Season · All

The season expected-wOBA leaderboard with no ownership restriction (min 200 PA) — simply who has hit the ball best all year. One card rather than two: with the ceiling removed the 50% and 20% variants collapse into the same board. Players with no ownership snapshot are kept and show an em dash.

Best xwOBA · Last 30 · <50% Owned

Best xwOBA · Last 30 · <20% Owned

Best xwOBA · Last 30 · All

Best xFIP · Season · <50% Owned

Season xFIP leaderboard, under 50% owned, min 40 IP. xFIP normalises home runs to a league fly-ball rate, so it reads a pitcher's strikeouts, walks and batted-ball mix without punishing him for a homer-prone month. Lower is better. Computed from our own data — no public xFIP feed carries 2026.

Best xFIP · Season · <20% Owned

Season xFIP tightened to the under-20%-owned pool (min 40 IP) — the arms with the best underlying skill nobody has rostered.

Best xFIP · Last 30 · <50% Owned

Best xFIP · Last 30 · <20% Owned

Deep Sleepers · <20% Owned

Pitching Streamers

Bullpen + rotation streaming targets for the week ahead.

SP Streamer Lineups

Today's sub-50%-owned probable starters, each with the opposing batting order as a rendered table — every batter's L14 / season OPS, K% and Statcast (xwOBA, barrel%), color-coded by how hot the bat is (green = cold draw, red = danger). Confirmed lineup when posted, else projected from recent start-share. The streamer matchup read at a glance.

Save Streamers

Low-owned RPs in line for save chances this week — based on the closer-grid (firmness / leverage / role) and the operator's save-odds template. Each row carries odds, recent appearances, and ROS context.

Leverage · Setup Men

Top-10 high-leverage relievers OUTSIDE the closer role — ranked by average leverage index (aLI). Each row carries season basic + advanced (ERA/WHIP/K9/K%/BB%/xERA/Whiff%), a last-30 line, and the incumbent closer they sit behind (IL flag = live save chance).

Closer Board

All 30 bullpens graded over the last 21 days by rolling leverage index (aLI) into a deterministic call — SET (settled closer), CMTE (committee, saves split), or OPEN (no clear 9th). Opportunity pens sort to the top so you can target the muddled save situations before the market.

Start Risk Board

Tonight's starters ranked by the SHAPE of the outcome rather than the average: probability of a quality start, of a 5+ ER blowup, of failing to reach five innings, and of six or more strikeouts. Each line is 20,000 simulated starts, with the innings and run rate moving together the way they do in a real game. The quality-start figure is calibrated against 739 real starts.

Two-Start · Must-Start

Every must-start two-start pitcher this fantasy week. Each row shows both opponents' OPS — season and last 14 days — vs the pitcher's handedness, color-coded by matchup difficulty (soft / neutral / tough), plus season ERA/WHIP/K and ownership. Toggle this week / next week.

Two-Start · 50-50

The 50-50 / streamer-call two-start pitchers — same opponent-OPS-vs-hand (season + L14), color-coded matchup read so you can decide who's worth the two-start gamble.

Two-Start · Bench

The two-start arms to bench/avoid this week — tough matchups or weak ratios — with the same opponent-OPS-vs-hand detail so you can see exactly why.

Roster Construction

Lineup-spot movement — playing time signals the slash-line lags.

Playing Time Swaps · L10

Biggest paired faller / riser per team + position over the last 10 team games. Pulls the actual lineup-slot deltas so you can see promotions and demotions before they hit ownership %.

Playing Time Swaps · L5

Same matrix but over the last 5 team games. Surfaces the freshest in-week lineup moves — usable for FAAB priorities the same day.

Playing Time Swaps · L3

Tightest 3-game window — catches lineup churn the instant it happens (callup gets 2 of 3 starts vs. slumping incumbent at 0).

Lineup Shifts · L10

Top 8 hitters who climbed the batting order the most over their last 10 starts vs. the prior 10 — a WAS-vs-NOW read of who just moved up. Higher in the order means more plate appearances and run chances before the counting stats catch up.

Lineup Shifts · L5

Same batting-order riser board over the last 5 starts vs. the prior 5 — the freshest in-week climbs up the lineup, before the slash line reflects the extra volume.

Lineup Shifts · L3

Tightest 3-start window vs. the prior 3 — catches a hitter jumping up the order the moment the manager commits to it, the earliest read on a lineup promotion.

Prospects

Just-promoted call-ups + the prospects most likely to be called up next. MiLB-line + depth-chart context on every card.

Top 10 Prospects

The overall top 10 from the prospect composite (MiLB performance, age-vs-level, K%/contact, trajectory, pipeline rank + draft pedigree), across all levels and level-difficulty adjusted. Rookie-eligible only — excludes anyone with MLB PA/IP in the last 3 seasons. Published as the month's board.

Futures Game · Our Ranks

Every 2026 All-Star Futures Game roster player with our prospect rank next to MLB Pipeline's — where our model is higher or lower on the sport's next wave. AL / NL toggle. July 12, Citizens Bank Park.

Recent Call-ups — Hitting

Position players just promoted from the minors. Each row carries their MiLB line + the playing-time setup that prompted the call (depth chart gap, IL'd player, etc.).

Recent Call-ups — Pitching

Pitchers just promoted to the bigs — both rotation and bullpen — with their MiLB line and role context (replacing a starter, swing-arm, late-inning bullpen, etc.).

Call-up Watch

Top prospects on the verge of an MLB promotion. Each row shows their MiLB line, scouting tier (Future Value), the depth-chart gap they'd fill, and an ETA window.

MiLB Hot Streaks · L7 · AAA

MiLB Hot Streaks · L7 · AA

MiLB Hot Streaks · L7 · A+

MiLB Hot Streaks · L7 · A

MiLB Cold Spells · L7

MiLB Hot Streaks · L14

MiLB Hot Streaks · L30

Hitters whose swing improved month-over-month while the batted ball has NOT followed yet — ideal swing% up, xwOBA-on-contact flat. The predictive one of the three: the mechanical change is visible before the results are. Ranked on ideal swing% (the share of competitive swings landing in the productive attack-angle window) because it is the one swing metric where higher is unambiguously better; attack angle, tilt and direction ride as context columns. Min 100 competitive swings in both months.

Monthly Comparison

wOBA, FIP and swing-path deltas between the current month and the previous month. wOBA strips on-base/SLG double-counting; FIP strips defense + sequencing luck; the swing cards go a layer further and compare the mechanical change to whether the batted ball followed. Auto-refreshes when the calendar flips to a new month.

Swing Shifts · Confirmed

Bat Speed Decline · MoM

Hitters whose average bat speed dropped a mile per hour or more from last month. This earns its own card because bat speed barely moves: across qualifying hitters the month-to-month spread was 0.78 mph, against 2.6 degrees for attack direction, so a real drop is several deviations of a stable trait and tends to read as age or a hidden injury before the slash line does. Same card page, opens on the bat-speed view.

Run Production Risers · L30

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Last 30 vs Season

Rolling last-30-day skill vs the full-season baseline — a shorter, always-current window that catches in-month form changes the month-over-month boards miss. K-BB% strips defense/BABIP to the command core; (R+RBI)/PA isolates counting-stat run production per opportunity.

Statcast Percentile Movers

Run Production Leaders · Season

Season leaders in run production — (Runs + RBI) per plate appearance — among hitters with at least 250 PA. A rate rather than a counting total, so a part-time bat and an everyday leadoff man sit on the same axis: raw R+RBI leaderboards are really playing-time leaderboards. Each row carries the rate, the gap to league average, and the raw R / RBI / HR / OPS behind it.

Run Production Laggards · Season

The same board inverted — qualified hitters with the LOWEST (Runs + RBI) per plate appearance on the season. Everyday playing time with none of the counting stats behind it, which is the drop case a rate stat makes visible and a counting-stat leaderboard never will.

Yearly Comparison

2025 vs 2026 deltas — full-season prior + in-season current. Min 400 PA / 100 IP last year, 100 PA / 50 IP this year (operator spec) prevents call-up samples from gaming the climber boards against an empty prior season.

xwOBA Climbers · YoY

xwOBA Decliners · YoY

DFS / Daily Slate

Today's slate tools — ownership-agnostic. Daily projections, the game environment and bat-vs-arsenal edges to build stacks and pick pitcher spots.

DFS Value Board

Top projected value — fantasy points per $1k of salary — for the main daily slate, hitters and pitchers. Each row carries salary, projected points and value; value is the core DFS lever. Shows the latest built slate (today's posts at lock).

Starting Pitcher Board

Every probable starter on today's slate with their daily projection (fantasy pts, K, QS%), the run environment of their game (park / weather / total / umpire — lower = better spot), matchup grade and ownership. The per-pitcher view: a low-owned arm projecting well in a plus spot is a streamer.

DFS Slate Environment

Today's full slate scored 0–100 for run environment — park HR/hit factors, weather (temp/wind), the Vegas total, and the home-plate umpire's K/BB lean rolled into one index per game. Green = pitcher spots (roster your SPs here); red = stack bats here. Ownership-agnostic — the SPs shown are whoever's starting, not waiver streamers. Lines and umpire assignments fill in through the morning.

Pitch-Type Matchups

Today's best hitter-vs-starter matchups. Each opposing regular's xwOBA against every pitch type, weighted by how often the probable starter actually throws it (arsenal-weighted xwOBA) — the bats built to punish his specific mix. The single pitch they punish most is shown. A DFS stacking / cash-game edge.

Game Day Lineups

TODAY's posted lineups, priced in plate appearances. The Roster Construction cards look back over rolling windows; these two are the game-day snapshot — who just moved, who is sitting, and what it costs.

Today's Lineup Movers

Every hitter whose batting-order slot moved 2+ spots from his 14-day average, priced in PLATE APPEARANCES rather than slots — leadoff is worth +1.07 PA per game over ninth (+6.4 across a week), measured from 7,559 starts. Sorted by PA impact, so a 6th-to-2nd jump outranks 9th-to-7th. Every move carries its cause: hot bat, slump, rest, off the IL, or a new club after a trade.

Regulars Resting Today

Everyday bats — 11+ starts in the last 14 — who are NOT in today's posted lineup, with the plate appearances that vanish and why they're out. Only clubs that have actually posted a lineup are considered, so a lineup that simply hasn't dropped yet never reads as a benching.

Streaks & Droughts

Season-long runs counted exactly to the plate appearance — not rounded to whole games. Players on the IL, in the minors, or not playing are excluded, because a long streak with no recent PAs is a playing-time story, not a skill one.

Longest HR Droughts

Most consecutive plate appearances without a home run. Counted from the actual PA the last homer landed in, so the at-bats that came after it that same game are included rather than rounded away. Season HR / PA context on every row — a contact-first leadoff man and a slumping slugger are very different stories at the same number.

Longest K-Free Streaks

Most consecutive plate appearances without a strikeout — the purest in-season contact run there is. Exact to the plate appearance, with season K / PA alongside so you can tell a true contact hitter from someone briefly locked in.