The schedule planner
Fantasy is played on the NBA calendar, and the calendar is not fair: some weeks a team plays twice, some weeks five times. This grid maps games-per-week for all 30 teams across your fantasy season — so you stream into the heavy weeks and build for the playoff run-in.
~4 min read· updated July 14, 2026Open the schedule planner →
Read the calendar
- Tell it your league's calendar first
Set 'Season ends (week)' and 'Playoff weeks' to match your league — the defaults (week 21, 3 playoff weeks) are a guess, and every playoff column depends on them. Weeks after your season end render dimmed.
- Read your team's strip
With a synced roster, the top strip totals your players' games each week. Blue weeks bank the most counting stats — plan adds around them; amber weeks are thin — that's where you stream. Playoff weeks carry an accent border.
- Work the 30-team grid
One row per NBA team, one column per fantasy week: green cells are heavy weeks (4+ games), red are thin (2 or fewer). Teams on your roster pin to the top with a dot. Hover any week header for its dates.
- Check the 'Playoffs total' column
Each team's total games across your fantasy playoff weeks, shaded green or red against the league average. Two otherwise-equal players can differ by three or four games in the weeks that decide championships — draft and trade with that column open.
- The weekly cells and the Playoffs-total column use different scales — cells are absolute (4+/≤2), the playoff column is relative to the league average. Both are labeled in the legend.
- With a league active the season selector locks to your league's season — that's intentional.