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Live Season 4 rosters, week 4
Your team
Bug's front office report
Contender
One of the best starting nines in the league. Protect it and patch the weak spot.
Your three best players' weekly value. Stars win this format: every slot only counts one game.
Your best legal lineup's weekly value, the number that actually wins matchups.
Your best five players outside your top nine. With daily lineups they still play whenever a starter sits, and they cover injuries.
Your best three PG/SG-eligible players.
Your best three SF/PF-eligible players.
Your best two C-eligible players.
How much of your rotation is available right now (injuries and IR count against it).
Upgrade at forward
Your forwards rank #9 of 12. These forwards are good, and their teams are stacked enough to barely miss them, so they're the realistic asks.
Add depth off the wire
Your depth is among the thinnest in the league, so on game days there's often no one good to swap in. These free agents cost nothing.
Injury watch
Tobias Harris (Out), Jusuf Nurkić (IR), Brandon Ingram (Out), Evan Mobley (DTD), Kon Knueppel (Out). Their value is discounted until they're back.
Playing above their level, likely to cool off.
Luka Dončić PG
Your team
Davion Mitchell PG
Your team
Playing below their level, likely to bounce back.
Coby White PG/SG
Will Lin
Andrew Wiggins PF/SF/SG
Dinahsty
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander PG
Oscar
532 points a week at full strength
Outside your top nine on paper. With daily swaps they still play whenever a starter sits.
In Trash Season 4 every lineup slot counts one game a week, so a player's value is his typical best game each week: this season's weekly best, blended with last season (points per game × 1.3) until there are enough games. Injured players count for less until they're back.
Trades are judged by what really wins matchups: how each team's best legal starting nine changes per week, so roster fit and depth are counted, not just adding up names. Within 12 points a week is called fair.