MLB DFS Projections & Lineup Optimizer for DraftKings - 08/16

The lineup builder can now dock to either side of the screen, the games bar does a lot more than it used to, and chat remembers where you left off.

• Dock the builder as a column down the left or right edge of the screen — the way it used to sit — or keep it in the toolbar. Your choice is remembered.
• Docked, each roster spot gets a full row showing the player's name, position, salary, projection, and ownership.
• A compact width shrinks the column to just the player avatars when you only need a glance at the roster.
• The optimizer settings sit right in the docked column under your lineup, instead of floating over the table.
• Team stack and include/exclude pickers open wide over the grid, so those tables have room to breathe.
• Collapse the settings list from its title bar when you're running a saved model and just want the Optimize button.

• Tapping a game now opens a menu instead of filtering straight away — filter on the home team, the away team, or both.
• View lineups shows that game's projected or confirmed starting lineups in a popup, without leaving the page.
• The popup marks games that are live, delayed, postponed, or final, with the score and colour matching the games bar.
• Baseball games include the hourly forecast — temperature, rain chance, and wind direction — or an indoors marker for domes.
• Both the filters and the lineup popup work on the props page too.

• General chat now remembers the last message you read and marks it with a New messages divider when you come back, so you can pick up where you left off. Tracked per sport.
• The undocked chat window can be resized from any edge or corner, not just the bottom-right.

• The Consensus column is shown by default again.
• The column manager now labels its buttons, so hiding and highlighting a column is obvious at a glance.
• Removing a player from a roster spot now filters the list to that position, matching what happens when you tap an empty spot.
• Fixed Max players per team keeping a showdown slate's higher limit after switching back to a normal slate.

A big redesign of the projections experience — a fresh, modern look across the grid, dialogs, and toolbars (with full light & dark themes). Here are the highlights:

• Refreshed, modern design throughout the projections page.
• Sport selection now lives in the page menu — pick your sport and your page from one place. The old blue sport bar is gone, giving the data more room.
• Light, dark, and auto themes.

• One streamlined optimizer — the mini optimizer above the projections grid now handles everything, so there's no separate mini and full optimizer to juggle.
• Redesigned settings in the gear flyout, with the optimizer model, team stacks, and stack options all opening in-place with a back button — no more jumping between dialogs.
• Every numeric setting now has both a slider and a type-in box for exact values.
• The Optimize button shows a live progress spinner while building, and your Lineups window opens automatically the moment the lineups are ready.

• Multiple display density modes (normal, compact, and ultra-compact) to fit as much — or as little — on screen as you like.
• Show, hide, reorder, and highlight any columns to build the grid exactly the way you want it.
• Hide or resize the sections inside an expanded player card (chart, alerts, matchup data).
• Build compound filters fast: filter directly on columns and matchup data, then tap Create Compound Filter to save the combination.

• New compact mode (last names only, condensed rows) you can toggle on and off.
• Tap a team or player inside the Lineups window to instantly filter to just the lineups that include them — with the matching rows highlighted.

• Fully modernized Stacks window with stand-out filters and a compact mode (now the default) that condenses each stack to quick chips with hover-for-detail.
• Sort by any stat with the new sort menu, and build, save, and clear your own stat filters.
• The Add Stack, Team, and Opp columns are combined into one Matchup & Stack cell showing total stack salary and projected points, with a cleaner Add button.

• The Position and Player columns now stay frozen on the left as you scroll the table sideways, so you never lose track of whose data you're looking at.
• The matchup data view has been simplified to make what it's showing clearer at a glance.