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Standings
In one line: Teams ranked by record within a league, conference or division, using each league's tiebreakers.
On this page
Worked example
Team A is 10-2 and Team B is 9-3. Team A's winning percentage is 10 / 12 = .833, and Team B's is 9 / 12 = .750. Team B is 1.0 game back: ((10 - 9) + (3 - 2)) / 2 = 1.0.
Illustrative prices, not a live quote.
Where it lives
Standings open from the Standings link on the Games tab, for every league the app carries.
The major leagues show a tab per conference, or one table for the league. NFL and MLB show the divisions inside each conference. NBA and NHL rank each conference by seed and add a Divisions tab. WNBA has no divisions, so each conference is one table.
The columns
Each row shows the rank, the team, the record, the winning percentage (PCT), games back, the streak, and a differential where the league has one.
How the order is set
Teams are ordered by the league's seed when one is set, and by the league's own order when it is not. Antic follows each league's seeding, which applies that league's tiebreakers.
Rankings and title prices
College tables also include the AP Top 25 ranking as its own tab.
For Pro members, each league's futures sit with the table, and each team shows its best title price underneath.