What The Three Numbers Mean
The point projection is the central estimate. The floor and ceiling are widened P20/P80-style range estimates based on recent outcome variation; they are downside and upside scenarios, not hard limits.
Current Public Scope
The public launch covers MLB hitters using DraftKings MLB fantasy scoring. It does not currently publish pitchers or fantasy projections for other sports.
How Freshness Is Shown
The MLB board displays the source update time. Data no more than 60 minutes old is labelled current; older rows are labelled latest available, and missing data is labelled unavailable.
What The Feature Does Not Do
Propeller does not optimize lineups, import salaries, manage exposure, submit contest entries, or guarantee outcomes. It is an independent research tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Propeller fantasy projections work?
Propeller combines available current hitter-stat market components with recent form for uncovered scoring events, converts the result to DraftKings MLB fantasy points, and surrounds the central estimate with a lower and upper range.
What do floor and ceiling mean in fantasy projections?
They are lower and upper scenarios around the central estimate. Actual results can finish below the floor or above the ceiling.
Which players and sports are covered?
The current public fantasy projection feature covers MLB hitters only. Pitchers and other sports are not part of the public launch.