Are you winning?
Your win-loss record. Win every game and you earn all 35 points in this part. A tie counts as half a win.
MCSN intelligence · 2026The overall
The overall
board.
One scoreboard for all eleven leagues. Your Power Score rewards winning, beating the weekly field, putting up points, and starting the right players.
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Franchises142
Leagues11
Completed06 weeks
CurrentWeek 7 incoming
Front of the field
The early standard.
The highest Power Scores through six completed weeks. Week 7 stays out of the index until every matchup is final.
Calculating the front of the field.
Week 5 review
What changed.
Movement is measured against the previous completed-week snapshot. Early-season jumps remain large because every new result adds substantial evidence.
Reading the movement.
Competition map
Know the field.
Track and access describe where a league competes; neither adds Power Score points. Parity shows how compressed its scoring field has been.
142-franchise indexSift the field.
Sift the field.
Find the lift.
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Interactive power map
Every franchise. One field.
Power Score runs left to right. Each lane is a league; each point is a franchise. Hover, focus, or tap a point for the details.
Lift ZoneContenderHoldingSift Watch142 shown
Position and color use the same fixed Power Score bands for every franchise: 75+ Lift, 60+ Contender, 35+ Holding, and below 35 Sift Watch.
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Assembling the overall board.
No franchises match this view.
Plain-English scoring guide
How your score works.
Think of the Power Score as a weekly report card from 0 to 100. It answers four simple questions. Winning and beating the field matter most.
The one-sentence versionWin your matchup, outscore most of your league, and do not leave too many points on your bench.
- 01We wait until the week is over.
Only final results count. Scores in progress never change the board.
- 02We grade four parts of your season.
Your record, how often your score beats the rest of your league, total scoring, and lineup choices each earn part of the grade.
- 03We add the four grades together.
The result is your Power Score out of 100. A 78 is stronger than a 64. No league gets bonus points for its name, tier, or privacy setting.
- 04We rank every franchise by that score.
Highest score is No. 1. The same scoring rules and status lines apply to all 142 franchises.
Would you beat the field?
Each week, we compare your score with every other team in your league—not just your scheduled opponent. Beat most of them and this grade rises.
Are you scoring?
Your total points compared with the other teams in your league. More points means a better grade.
Did you set a good lineup?
We compare the points you started with the best score your roster could have produced. Fewer missed bench points means a better grade.
Simple example
A team that wins often, usually outscores the league, ranks near the top in total points, and starts its best players will land near the top of the board. One lucky win helps—but it cannot carry the entire score.
Playing like one of the network’s strongest teams.
Above the middle and within reach of the top group.
In the middle of the field with room to move either way.
Results are currently near the bottom of the field.