Told us In the Trade Machine, the value of the swaps the Lakers have already given away is wrong: it counts them as if the Lakers were the side that benefits, and it is Utah. It happens with some teams and not with others.

What we changed He was right: the site misread who holds each swap right and treated some obligations as assets (Lakers with Utah, Milwaukee with Portland, Minnesota with Charlotte…). Now a swap only belongs to a team if the condition says so clearly, and a first subject to someone else's swap is worth what is left after the other team takes the better of the two. The Lakers no longer offer swaps they do not have, and the 2030 one shows up under Utah.

Told us The Contracts page is very heavy on mobile: with every year at once it doesn't fit. And in the Draft the columns get misaligned when a team has +Sw or +1.

What we changed On mobile, the salary table now scrolls sideways: two seasons are visible, the rest peeks in from the right and the player's name stays fixed. In the Draft, the +1 and +Sw now hang underneath and no longer push the main label, so the rows stay aligned.

Told us Show the head coach's name on the rosters.

What we changed Every team in Rosters now shows its head coach, under the franchise name. It updates itself every day with the rest of the roster, and you can search by coach too.

Told us The Nets' own first-round pick is a swap with Houston in the Rockets' favor: it showed up under Houston but not under Brooklyn.

What we changed Spot on, and the bug was bigger: our source had changed the logos of Brooklyn, Houston, Minnesota, Orlando and Utah, so the site wasn't reading any of their own picks. Fixed: they all show now, and the 2027 Nets-Rockets swap appears on both teams, explaining that Houston holds the right.

Told us The Clippers have Toronto's 2031 pick and its 2033 one too. And add 2033 for every franchise, since it can already be traded.

What we changed The Draft now goes up to 2033 for all 30 teams. Traded picks say who holds them (Toronto's 2031 and 2033 picks belong to the Clippers), and the 2027 swap between Toronto and the Clippers is now explained properly instead of with a half-translated note.

Told us Besides "rookie", show the other contract types too (max, supermax, veteran minimum, two-way…), because some "rookie" deals weren't. And the Contracts rosters weren't up to date, so the payroll total didn't match Hoopshype.

What we changed Every player now shows his contract type: rookie scale, max, supermax, minimum or two-way. Contracts are checked automatically every morning. And money a team is still paying a player who's now somewhere else is marked as "waived", which is what made it look like the payroll didn't add up.

Told us In Franchise Performance, Max Christie, Dyson Daniels, Jabari Smith and Jeremy Sochan were listed on rookie scale contracts they're no longer on.

What we changed “Rookie” is no longer based on age: only first-round picks from the last four drafts get the tag. Christie (second-round pick) and Daniels, Smith and Sochan (who already re-signed) don't.

Told us In the Draft, several "Out" picks (ATL, CLE, DEN, IND, LAL, MIA, PHI) showed no explanation on hover. And a suggestion: flag the teams that have more than one pick (Nets, Utah…).

What we changed Every “Out” pick now shows who owns it and which deal sent it away. And next to the team's own pick you'll see “+1” if they also hold another team's pick that year, or “+Sw” if it's a swap right, with an explanation.

Told us Lots of rosters weren't up to date: Collier, Klay, Kuminga, Cody Williams, Kawhi… still on their old teams, Lillard and Beal listed on two teams, and Ben Simmons, who had come back, missing entirely.

What we changed Rosters update themselves every morning with the league's moves. Klay is in Miami, Kawhi in Toronto and Simmons in Sacramento, and Lillard and Beal show up on their new team; on their old one they only appear as "waived," because they're still being paid.

Told us There was no rosters section (you could only see them under Contracts) and many were out of date: Klay in Dallas, Kuminga in Atlanta, Lillard in Milwaukee, Beal in Phoenix…

What we changed New Rosters tab: every team's projected starting five, its rotation, what each player makes and its latest moves, all updated every morning.