Milly Metrics reduces your whole book to three scores you can act on — one for the player, one for the team, one for the portfolio. Here's what each one means and what goes into it.
How high a player's best weeks get — his real ceiling, not his floor. Best ball only counts your top scorers each week, so the number that matters isn't the average, it's the spike. Every player is scored 0–100 within his own position, so a WR is measured against WRs and an RB against RBs.
Every roster you drafted, graded 0–100 on how likely it is to win a tournament — not just cash. It starts from the combined player upside on the roster, then layers in the things that decide best-ball titles: your stacks, your build, closing-line value, and the playoff-week schedule. 50 is an average team drafted at ADP; higher means further above the field.
How many of your entries are truly independent title shots. Two nearly identical teams aren't two shots at the money — they're one shot you paid for twice. Effective Teams strips out that redundancy and tells you your real number of swings at the tournament.