MLB Team Analyzer

Each team is compared against teams with the same amount of players at the same number of positions. If your team has 12 total players with 2 QBs, then they will be compared against all teams with 2 QBs and 12 total players. This is the ONLY way rankings can be accurate. Therefore, I recommend analyzing just your starting lineups because not everyone has the same amount of reserve players.

See question above, just your starting lineup is recommended.

The player ratings assigned to each player is how the system evaluates their worth compared to others. Their value DOES NOT equate to the points they are expected to average each week. These are two separate things. However, you can check out their fantasy stats and player news by clicking on their names.

There are three lines in the graph. The blue line shows the best performance for a player in the same position each day. The black line shows what the average points a player gets with the same position. Use those two lines as a guide to decide how well the player in question is performing. Ultimately you want the green line to be above the black line as much as possible. Also its important to note that the most recent games are read from left to right. So 1 would be his most recent game.

At times you may notice that the player performs better than the maximum that should be allowed. This is of course impossible. The reason is because he is being compared against the position he plays most often and NOT the position he plays that particular day.

Many things are taken into account to formulate a player rating. I can't give away the secret sauce, but the player ratings are based on a CBSSports standard head 2 head point system. If you would like me to add support for other point systems then please contact me.

The original rating is the rating that was given when the team was first analyzed. The current rating is the rating that has been updated based on the most up to date stats. This is a great way to track how your team rating changes over time.

Absolutely! Every morning the stats from the previous day are added.