September 2026
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The season remembers
A tournament used to end and take everything with it. Your league now keeps a
record across the whole season, so November still counts in March.
- Season standings. One league, one group, every tournament. Managers are ranked by titles won, with total fantasy points as the tiebreak.
- Trophy case. Every finished tournament keeps its champion, its podium and the exact roster that won it. Rosters are stored by name, so they survive even when the player pool is rebuilt for a new season.
- Close out a tournament. The commissioner freezes the result when an event ends. Switching your league to the next tournament archives the old one automatically instead of erasing it.
- A menu that fits a phone. Nine destinations no longer fight for space along the bottom of a screen. One button opens the whole menu as a full sheet, at a size you can actually read and hit.
September 2026
Roster rules and a draft that protects itself
Drafting eight of the highest-scoring players available was never much of a
decision. Now every roster has to hold a real shape, and the draft room looks
out for you when you are not looking at it.
- Position requirements. Every roster needs at least one guard, one forward and one center. Five of your eight picks stay completely free, and a player only locks when taking him would make a legal roster impossible.
- Smarter autopick. If your timer runs out, the pick made for you can no longer leave you with an illegal roster.
- Short-handed draft warning. Starting a draft before the league fills now tells the commissioner exactly how many seats are still empty.
- Commissioner-only league rules. Scoring weights and the pick timer can only be changed by the commissioner, and every change is written to the league activity feed.
September 2026
Live stat pipeline
The machinery that turns real box scores into fantasy points. It polls only
while tournaments are actually being played, so it is not burning through data
in July.