The record is the results of those 18 games, for the team the player wore; a game with no recorded result counts as neither, and the win percentage lives in the Stat Lab. PTS and PPG cover the 18 games where scoring was tracked, of 18 career games. Each per-15 rate divides by the possessions from the games where THAT stat was recorded, never by the career total — so a player who was on the floor for games nobody tracked rebounds in is not penalised for them. EARNED is career-wide whatever lens is on, because money is not seasonal, and $/SEASON divides it by the seasons spent on a roster rather than the seasons played — Season 6 paid its signings and left almost no stat lines. “—” means the stat wasn’t recorded — never zero.

Computed from Premier League regular-season ratings: the top SER is Player of the Year and heads the All-Star four, the top PKI takes the Peter Katauskas Award. PPG is that season’s Premier regular-season scoring, over the games where scoring was tracked — the same basis the award itself was decided on. A season only hands out awards once every Premier regular-season game is finished and none is still owed. Most Improved is the greatest season-over-season gain in SER among players at 6.00 or better; Rookie of the Year is the best SER by a player in their first season on a roster.