New for the 2026-27 season
Your fantasy basketball league, week by week: how your team stacks up, who to pick up, which trades help, and how to win this week's matchup. Built on the same projections as the draft boards and the real 2026-27 schedule.
Our own team runs on Season Desk's picks.
This league needs your team and at least one other team. Paste your league's link in the League tab, or use screenshots or a copied Rosters page: it takes about a minute.
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Worth: categories a week you'd lose if you dropped him for the best free agent.Worth: roto points you'd lose by the end of the season if you dropped him for the best free agent. The strip shows how much he moves your chance of winning each category, in percentage points.The strip shows how much he moves, in each category, the share of the other teams you're expected to finish ahead of, in percentage points. Tap a name for his details.
Power rankings: each team's roster from here on, played against the average team in a typical week, ranked by categories it should win a week. Win %: its chance of winning a week against a random opponent. Power rankings: each team ranked by where it should finish on roto points. Roto pts: expected points at the end of the season (the season so far from box scores, plus projections for the rest of it). Now: points on the season so far alone, counted from each team's current roster, so moves made earlier in the season aren't in it. Category cells show each team's rank in that category (1 = best), on projected season totals.
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Chance to win each category · expected totals by Sunday
Value: his games so far this week, per game, on the rankings' scale, the same Value as the Players tab. Boxes: each category's value of his games so far this week, per game, on the same scale as everywhere else. G: games that count. An amber tag (Tue · lineup full, or benched) marks a game that doesn't count; a faded row is a player with only those games. Hover FG% or FT% for makes/attempts. Team so far: each side's totals, the same numbers as the margin boxes at the top. Pick a night to see only that night's games and who won it; the score at the top always counts the whole week.
Margin now
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✓ start · B bench · blank no game. Check your platform's injury news before lineups lock.
Each player's games played so far this week plus his Rest of season line for the games left.
Left: games left this week (which days are in Recommended lineup and Day by day). This week: his category boxes added up, what he adds to his team this week against leaving his spot empty. Rest of season: his line per game from here on, Projections with news adjustments blended with his stats this season (more as games build up). The boxes show how much each player moves his team's chance of winning that category this week, in percentage points.The boxes show how much each player's games this week move your end-of-season chance of finishing ahead of each other team in that category, in percentage points.
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Paste your platform's matchup page, or type each side's category totals so far. They replace DraftDesk's own count for this week, and only the games left are projected.
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Free agents to pick up for one week: who adds the most roto points with his games this week, how many games he plays and on which days, and what he'd do for you if you kept him. Pick him up, use his games, then swap back.
Free agents to pick up for one week's matchup: who adds the most categories this week, how many games he plays and on which days, and what he'd do for you if you kept him. Pick him up, use his games, then swap back.
Your chance to win each category this week
Week gain: change in your expected roto points at the end of the season from his games this week (instead of the player shown), with the rest of the season unchanged. If kept: the same swap for the rest of the season (below zero is normal for a stream). Drop "Any" tries your four cheapest players to lose for each one and keeps whichever helps most. Week and drop are shared with This week and Waivers.
Week gain: change in the categories you're expected to win this week if you add him and drop the player shown. If kept: the same swap over the rest of the season (below zero is normal for a stream). Drop "Any" tries your four cheapest players to lose for each one and keeps whichever helps the week most. Week, opponent and drop are shared with This week and Waivers.
Put any players on each side, from any team or none, and see which side gets more value on DraftDesk's own numbers.
Every 1-for-1, 2-for-1, 1-for-2 and the most promising 2-for-2 with every team, scored for both sides. Ranked by how much it helps you and how likely they are to say yes, which depends on what it does for their team (above all in the categories they're short in) as well as on the names.
Injuries with expected return dates, and role or projection news, for your watchlist and everyone in your league. Tap or hover over a news or out tag anywhere in Season Desk to read it. Star a player from his card to add him to your watchlist.
Every trade, waiver claim, pickup and drop in your league, graded A+ to F by how much it helps that team for the rest of the season. Tap a move to see why.
DraftDesk's own team in a public league. Season Desk makes every call, its top recommendation every time, and we post how it's going here every Monday: the matchup, the moves and why.
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Worth: categories a week the team would lose by dropping him for the best free agent. The boxes show how much he moves the team's chance of winning each category, in percentage points. Tap a name for his details.
Power rankings: each team's roster from here on, played against the average team in a typical week, ranked by categories it should win a week. Win %: its chance of winning a week against a random opponent. Category cells show each team's rank in that category (1 = best).
Your rosters already update by themselves. To pick up a trade or pickup straight away, tap at the top of the page.
In your league's app, open a team's roster and take screenshots that cover all of it (scroll between them; overlapping is fine). Do the same for the other teams, then add them all here. Team names are read from team pages; you can rename teams before saving.
On a computer, open your league's Rosters page (or one team's page), select everything (Ctrl or Cmd + A), copy and paste it here. The whole league at once is quickest.
Type your Sleeper username and pick the league, or use the league ID: the long number in your league's web address on sleeper.com (sleeper.com/leagues/ID).
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Add one bookmark, then tap it on your ESPN league page while you're signed in to ESPN. Every team loads, private leagues too, with no codes and no password: ESPN's own page reads your league and hands it straight to Season Desk.
On a computer: drag the Send to DraftDesk button up to your bookmarks bar (in Chrome, Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+B shows the bar).
iPhone (Safari): tap Copy the bookmark code. Tap Share, then Add Bookmark, then Save. Open Bookmarks, tap Edit, tap the new bookmark, name it Send to DraftDesk, clear its address, paste the code and tap Done.
Android (Chrome): tap Copy the bookmark code. Tap ⋮ then the star to bookmark this page, tap Edit, name it Send to DraftDesk, replace the address with the code and save.
Then: open your league on espn.com in your browser, not the ESPN app (My Team or any page with your league in it). On an iPhone, tap ⋯, then Bookmarks, then Send to DraftDesk (Safari won't run it from the address bar). On Android, type Send in the address bar and tap Send to DraftDesk. On a computer, click it in your bookmarks bar. Tap it again any time to pick up new moves.
The number after leagueId= in your league's web address on espn.com (fantasy.espn.com/basketball/league?leagueId=ID). Works for public leagues; a private league also needs two codes from your browser.
ESPN only shows private leagues to signed-in members. On a computer, sign in at espn.com, open your league, then copy two cookies, espn_s2 and SWID, from your browser:
Copy each one's Value column. They're only used to read your league from ESPN, and aren't saved unless you tick Remember below.
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Copy your league's web address on fantrax.com (fantrax.com/fantasy/league/ID/…) and paste it here. Fantrax shares leagues that are public; for a private league, ask your commissioner to make it public (Commissioner, League Setup, Misc), or use screenshots or copy and paste.
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No way to copy your league? .
Choose which team is yours, then save.
Your rosters are in. Check these match your league (scoring, categories, starting slots and your team), then add your schedule below so This week has the right opponent.
How many of each slot your lineup has each day (bench and IL spots don't count). Bench and IL spots tell Season Desk when you have a free roster spot, so a player moved to IL lets you add without a drop. G takes a PG or SG, F an SF or PF, Util anyone. Every number Season Desk works out fills these slots by each player's positions.
Use your league's own numbers (in your league's settings, under scoring). Leave a stat at 0 if your league doesn't score it. Double-doubles and triple-doubles are counted from how often each player reaches 10 in two or three stats.
Season Desk works for head-to-head category, rotisserie and points leagues. For a points league, choose H2H points (or Season points for leagues ranked on total points) under Scoring and check the points per stat.
Full health is on. Every rest-of-season number in this league (DraftDesk rank, Worth, waivers, trades, power rankings and standings) counts each player for all his team's games: no games lost to injuries or rest. Injury tags still show. Tonight's lineup, Lineup spots and this week's streams still skip a player who's ruled out. Season so far and box scores don't change.
Copy and paste your league's schedule page (your team's schedule or the whole league's), or add screenshots of it. Season Desk finds each week's matchup from your team names and uses it in This week.
Copy and paste your league's standings page. Season Desk reads each team's wins, losses and ties (and its streak) and shows them in Standings on My team, instead of counting them from box scores. Paste it again after each week.
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