Player stats and the leaders board
The players list, a player's page with averages and totals, the leaders board by category and division, and why a player might be missing from it.
Updated
When a league keeps player stats, every scored game feeds the players list, each player's page and the leaders board. This guide shows where each lives and how to read them.
Players
Players lists every player with their number, position, team, games played and season averages: points, rebounds and assists per game, and field-goal percentage. The pills at the top filter the list to one team. Press a player to open their page.
A player's page
- The header: photo or initials, number, position, team (press it for the team page) and games played.
- Season averages: points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per game, and field-goal, three-point and free-throw percentages.
- Season totals: minutes, points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers, and shots made and attempted.
- A spotlight when the league has featured the player, highlights when clips are tagged to them, and their team's recent games.
The leaders board
Leaders ranks players in one category at a time: points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, field-goal, three-point and free-throw percentage, and more. Press a stat pill to switch category, and a division pill to rank one division only.
On a league with rankings, the top three stand on a podium with their last five games as bars, and the rest of the top 25 follow with a bar for each player's value against the leader's. Other leagues show the league leader in each category.
To keep a one-game wonder off the top, a player must qualify: a minimum share of their team's games for the per-game averages, and a minimum number of attempts for the shooting percentages. The league sets both.
Box scores
Every final game has a box score on its page: each player's minutes, points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers and shooting, sorted by points, with the team totals in the last row. Players who did not record anything are left off.
Stats update the moment a game is saved as final, and again whenever the league corrects a score sheet.
Questions
Why is a player not on the leaders board?
They have not qualified yet. The league sets a minimum share of their team's games for the per-game averages, and minimum attempts for the shooting percentages. They appear once they have played enough.
Where do the stats come from?
From the score sheet of every game. The scorekeeper enters each player's line and saves the game as final; totals and averages are built from those lines.
A stat looks wrong. Who fixes it?
The league. Tell them the game and the player; they correct the score sheet and everything recalculates.
Why does the leaders page show one player per category instead of a list?
That league's plan shows the league leader only. Leagues on a plan with rankings show the top 25 with a podium.
Try it on a sample league
A seven-day test drive comes with a season already loaded, so you can follow this guide click for click.
Start a free test drive