MLB Player Projections

Question

Should I start or sit my player today?

Answer 1

This proprietary daily indicator of performance predicts the expected output for a player based on typical statistical ability adjusted for results at the current level. The higher the rating, the better the player is predicted to perform on the particular day. Use this singular metric to compare players across all types of fantasy scenarios.

Answer 2

The start/sit signal is a designation for each player that offers insight into his potential use in rotisserie style fantasy league lineups for the specific day. For definitions of all the possible designations please see the full help section.

Play button (Green) - Recommended for including in lineup.
Pause button (Yellow) - Possible use, dig deeper into profile and stats to decide.
Stop button (Red) - Not advisable to include in lineup.

Answer 3

Each player has a profile designation which falls into one of three types:

Aligned - Historical performance correlates tightly and reliably with cycle positions. When an Aligned hitter carries a strong TriSync Projection, trust it with a high degree of confidence. Peak ratings are genuinely predictive of strong output and low ratings are equally predictive of poor performance.

Developing - Cycle-performance relationship is emerging but hasn’t fully stabilized. This most often applies to younger players who are still maturing physically or establishing consistent routines. TriSync Projections are directionally useful but carry more uncertainty.

Variable - Performance doesn’t track consistently with their cycle positions. Their cycle patterns are real, the Capacity, Competitiveness, and Cognitive rhythms are measurable, but the translation from cycle position to on-field production is noisy and unpredictable.

In general, a player with an Aligned profile type is more reliable than a player with a Variable player type. Players with a Developing profile type have limited experience so their statistics can be less reliable until they get enough games under their belt to generate an Aligned or Variable designation.

Answer 4

The daily composite score is directly converted into one of these four performance levels to indicate the strength of cycle convergence:

Excellent - peak performance level (Composite Score >= 5.55)
Good - strong performance level (Composite Score >= 3.75 & < 5.55)
Fair - Average performance level (Composite Score >= 1.95 & < 3.75)
Suboptimal - poor performance level (Composite Score < 1.95)

MLB Player Projections

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the TriSync Projection and how do I use it

How do the start/sit signals help when deciding on my lineup for the day?

What do the different player profile types mean?

What is the Output Level and how does it relate to the scores and ratings?

☆	Player Name	Current Team	Position	TriSync Projection	Start/Sit Signal	Player Profile/ Output Level	Overall Avg	Recent Avg
☆	Chase Burns	Cincinnati Reds	P7/21	6.63	Top Tier	Excellent	4.51	1.30
☆	Andrew Alvarez	Washington Nationals	P	5.81	Top Tier	Excellent	3.62	0.56
☆	Jacob Misiorowski	Milwaukee Brewers	P7/21	5.80	Mid Tier	Good	5.18	6.01
☆	Munetaka Murakami	Chicago White Sox	1B	5.70	Mid Tier	Excellent	4.09	3.53
☆	Cam Schlittler	New York Yankees	P	5.44	Top Tier	Good	4.78	5.21
☆	Joe Mack	Miami Marlins	C	5.31	Mid Tier	Excellent	3.59	3.09
☆	Chris Sale	Atlanta Braves	P	4.95	Top Tier	Suboptimal	5.17	6.38
☆	Tyron Guerrero	Boston Red Sox	P	4.94	Top Tier	Excellent	4.07	4.27
☆	Tarik Skubal	Detroit Tigers	P	4.91	Top Tier	Fair	4.91	5.83
☆	Zack Wheeler	Philadelphia Phillies	P	4.87	Top Tier	Suboptimal	4.99	8.25
☆	Ryan Weathers	New York Yankees	P	4.79	Top Tier	Excellent	3.38	3.23
☆	Cristopher Sánchez	Philadelphia Phillies	P	4.76	Top Tier	Good	4.79	0.11
☆	Josh Hader	Houston Astros	P	4.72	Top Tier	Good	4.62	4.23
☆	Jackson Chourio	Milwaukee Brewers	LF	4.71	Top Tier	Suboptimal	4.16	4.31
☆	Paul Skenes	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	4.69	Top Tier	Good	4.71	4.34
☆	JJ Wetherholt	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	4.67	Top Tier	Good	4.14	4.17
☆	Jhoan Duran	Philadelphia Phillies	P	4.64	Top Tier	Good	4.53	5.06
☆	Walbert Ureña	Los Angeles Angels	P7/21	4.63	Top Tier	Good	3.71	3.93
☆	Yordan Alvarez	Houston Astros	DH	4.62	Top Tier	Good	4.51	4.74
☆	Nathan Eovaldi	Texas Rangers	P	4.60	Top Tier	Excellent	4.02	3.88
☆	Jacob Latz	Texas Rangers	P	4.57	Top Tier	Good	4.29	4.63
☆	Peter Lambert	Houston Astros	P	4.53	Top Tier	Good	4.03	6.19
☆	Juan Soto	New York Mets	LF	4.52	Top Tier	Good	4.48	3.13
☆	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	4.50	Top Tier	Fair	4.69	-0.13
☆	AJ Blubaugh	Houston Astros	P	4.50	Top Tier	Good	3.96	3.53
☆	Aroldis Chapman	Boston Red Sox	P	4.48	Top Tier	Fair	4.46	4.61
☆	Brent Headrick	New York Yankees	P	4.47	Top Tier	Excellent	4.14	4.26
☆	Mason Miller	San Diego Padres	P	4.46	Top Tier	Fair	4.67	4.93
☆	Cody Bellinger	New York Yankees	LF	4.46	Top Tier	Excellent	4.16	4.15
☆	Justin Wrobleski	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	4.46	Top Tier	Good	4.04	5.56
☆	Shane Drohan	Milwaukee Brewers	P	4.44	Mid Tier	Good	3.93	4.00
☆	Cade Smith	Cleveland Guardians	P	4.42	Top Tier	Fair	4.45	4.52
☆	Max Meyer	Miami Marlins	P	4.42	Top Tier	Good	4.36	3.00
☆	TJ Rumfield	Colorado Rockies	1B	4.42	Top Tier	Good	4.13	4.89
☆	Brandon Pfaadt	Arizona Diamondbacks	P	4.42	Top Tier	Excellent	2.68	4.63
☆	Carson Palmquist	Washington Nationals	P	4.42	Mid Tier	Suboptimal	2.53	3.78
☆	Shohei Ohtani	Los Angeles Dodgers	DH	4.40	Top Tier	Good	4.40	4.55
☆	David Bednar	New York Yankees	P	4.40	Top Tier	Good	4.37	4.68
☆	Shea Langeliers	Athletics	C	4.40	Top Tier	Excellent	4.25	5.00
☆	Jake Bennett	Boston Red Sox	P	4.38	Mid Tier	Good	4.38	6.14