The numbers are in. The excuses have receipts.
The completed, validated weeks of Yahoo scoring are filed. Separate a bad beat from a bad decision, inspect the injury evidence, and argue about who has actually delivered.
A star getting hurt is not bad managing.
Decision process and realized results get separate columns. Injury coverage is partial, sourced, and explicitly marked.
Scoreboard & luck
Who earned their record, and who borrowed a win from the schedule?
Open the receipts →2026 / Completed weeksMonday Morning QB
Projection-supported starts, close calls, and reviewable deviations. Not hindsight blame.
Open the receipts →2026 / Completed weeksInjury ledger
Who left, who returned, what was known, and what still needs verification.
Open the receipts →2026 / Completed weeksWAR lab
Team scoring WAR and an experimental, clearly labelled player bench-replacement proxy.
Open the receipts →2026 / Completed weeksPosition rooms
What each manager actually put on the field, by position.
Open the receipts →2026 / Completed weeksAuction receipts
Original-owner started points per draft dollar. Three weeks, not a final verdict.
Open the receipts →Through Week 5
Jake Carlson4-1
780.64 points / 3.00 schedule-neutral expected wins
Jon Locarni4-1
740.03 points / 2.64 schedule-neutral expected wins
Andy Heckman4-1
724.50 points / 3.00 schedule-neutral expected wins
Stephen Hoth3-2
832.33 points / 3.91 schedule-neutral expected wins
Brent Holst3-2
746.00 points / 3.09 schedule-neutral expected wins
Sam Dunbar3-2
732.22 points / 2.45 schedule-neutral expected wins
Will Maness2-3
749.78 points / 2.55 schedule-neutral expected wins
Will Shires2-3
664.49 points / 1.64 schedule-neutral expected wins
Kory Hubers2-3
660.57 points / 1.09 schedule-neutral expected wins
John Hachat1-4
703.25 points / 2.18 schedule-neutral expected wins
Teddy Pane1-4
702.95 points / 2.27 schedule-neutral expected wins
Greg Ayars1-4
655.05 points / 2.18 schedule-neutral expected wins
Opening edition
The approved opening-week newspaper remains in the archive.
The market is history.
Closing prices and roster construction, preserved separately from results.
Historical Data Lab
Prior seasons, league records, and the older analytical tools.
Yahoo remains the scoring source. The lab is a versioned analysis, not an official change to league standings, scoring settings or rules. Read the methods and limitations.