The RosterResource Roster Grid Is Here!
Over in the RosterResource corner of the site, Jason Martinez and I get a lot of suggestions for things to add, none more popular than something to the effect of “Can we get a way to look at all 30 teams at once?” And now you’ve got it, with the Roster Grid. This was a popular feature in the pre-FanGraphs days of RosterResource, and now it’s back and better than ever:
The view defaults to all 30 teams, grouped by division and stacked (i.e., you’ll scroll down to see more teams), but using the toggles you can customize your viewing experience to:
- Flip lineups from the team’s “go-to” vs. righties to their “go-to” vs. lefties.
- View just a single league or division.
- Switch to a “packed” view such that all of your selected teams will be in a row, allowing for scrolling from left or right (this may be your preferred view for mobile).
This view isn’t meant to replace the main RosterResource pages, which include full 40-man rosters, notable minor league players, lineups, bullpen usage, and statistics. Rather, it’s a quicker “at a glance” view of who’s currently active, versus on the IL, Paternity List, Restricted List, Bereavement List, or Family Medical Emergency List. And for Members, it’s exportable to Excel!
Feedback is welcome and much appreciated, so if you think we’re missing anything that could be incorporated into a future edition of the Roster Grid, please leave a comment!
And of course, as always, thanks to all of our readers and Members for your support. We couldn’t have made all of the additions we have to RosterResource this year without you.
Jon Becker manages RosterResource's team payroll pages, assists with all other aspects of RosterResource, and also dabbles in creating new features as a Junior Developer. Follow him at your own peril: @jonbecker_ on Twitter and @jon-becker.com on Bluesky.
Sweet – thank you!
This is phenomenal, thank you!
Love it, thanks for bringing it back. If I had one request, put today’s starting pitcher’s name in italics or something. It’s always up to date in the team pages so I know you are able to get it at least.
Super cool feature! The first thing that stands out is the injured players list – I didn’t realize that there were so many injuries. Neat to see how they compare to other teams and rivals.
“pre-fangraphs roster resource”
Anyone know where roster resource was before fangraphs?
It was it’s own separate site with a dot com after roster resource
Interesting, thank you.
Awesome, thanks!
What does the blue on some RH and red on LH signify? Shaw for example is highlighted but others same handedness aren’t
Those are for platoons, so red is for players who are starting mostly/entirely vs. righties, and blue is for those starting mostly/entirely vs. lefties.
On the team pages, under “2026 Schedule”, for both “Proj Starter” and “Opp Proj Starter”, is there a way to signify if the pitcher is left- or right-handed? Would be an easy way to help decide if I should stream a platoon player for the upcoming week.