You’ve seen Grey’s PEDS, you’ve seen his iOS, you’ve seen his Pitcher Pairings, you’ve seen his rankings, you’ve seen his mustache… doode’s an open book (and actually, he’s got one of them, too). He’s fantasy baseball’s equivalent of Jenna Jameson; he’s willing to show you everything, but he’s not quite as easy as he seems.
This is where I come in. I can’t help you with Jenna (I can’t even get within 500 yards of her, technically), but I can help you with Grey. Specifically, I can help you navigate through his Pitcher Pairings in the midst of a heated draft.
Let’s say it’s the beginning of the 3rd round and you see Clayton Kershaw is still on the board. Your draft strategy never accounted for having an elite SP, but you’re not gonna’ let this value slip by. Now you need to know who to pair him with. You can jump over to Grey’s article, find the paragraph that deals with this scenario, find the sentence that tells you what tier your next SP should be from, find that tier in the SP rankings, and then cross-reference those SPs with the ones still on the board and prepare for your next pick.
Except now it’s the middle of the 5th round and you’ve been auto-drafted Brian McCann and Buster Posey. You don’t need to prepare for the rest of your picks, you need to change your team name to “Catcher Me If You McCann” and prepare for a season of endless mocking.
If only there was a web tool where you could have just clicked on Kershaw’s name and it would have brought you straight to a list of players which your next SP should be selected from… a list which also shows Grey’s Top 300 ranking for each of them (and auction draft value, if you’re into that sort of thing). Guess what? Really, that’s your guess? That’s worst guess I’ve ever heard. Stop guessing.
I’ve created such a web tool, and it’s called APPLES (Albright’s Pitcher Pairing Listing Examination System, anagram courtesy of frequent commenter Steve). You start on the home page where you simply click on the name of the pitcher you’ve selected first. You will be magically transported to a new page where you will see a list of pitchers which Grey feels you should make your next SP. When you make that pick, click on the SPs name and you’ll get a new list… and so on. This goes on for six picks total (again, based on Grey’s recommendation).
There are a few things I should point out:
1. As I’ve already mentioned, this is all based on Grey’s recommendations. I’m not the strategist here, just the guy who made the strategy easier to follow.
2. The lists do not update dynamically, so just because you’ve clicked on a pitcher’s name on one page, his name may still show up on the next page if he’s in the group of recommended pitchers. You’ll just have to remember who you’ve already drafted… shouldn’t be too hard.
3. Depending on what path you take through the Pitcher Pairings, some of the pages you see may look similar. And I don’t mean the way these two look similar, but more like the way Sibel Kekilli from Game of Thrones looks similar to former porn actress Dilara. This is because sometimes your best strategy is to take two SPs from the same group.
4. Which brings me to my final point. Since you may need to take two SPs from the same group, I recommend that you jump ahead a pick (if you have the time) to check if that’s the case. If so, you’ll want to plan accordingly. You don’t want to end up selecting one of the last remaining pitchers from a group only to find out that your next pick should have been from that group, too.
And just one side note to any iPad users out there: I have been working on my own “Draft Bible” of sorts (mine is secular, aside from a brief mention of Jesus Montero and St. Rasburg). I’ve got a color-coded Top 300 with Grey’s ranking and auction value, as well as a check box, next to every player’s name. When you tick the box to indicate a player has been taken, their names are automatically removed from that tab and all other tabs (Players By Position, Pitcher Pairings, Closers, and All SPs). I’ve found it invaluable in my auction and (limited) snake drafts. If you have an iPad and the Numbers app, and you’d like to try it out (it’s free), download the iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft Tool.
Any questions? Please post in the comments below… and here’s that link to APPLES again.
I would like the ipad app if you could please send it along. Thanks!
@Scokoe, My email address is scokoe01@gmail.com btw.
@Scokoe, Check your email. If you don’t see it, make sure your email address is correct and let me know (and maybe check in your Spam folder).
I would love to try that app!
@Josh, Please post your email address and I’ll send it along.
@Awesomus Maximus, janderson.ced@gmail.com
@Josh, Just sent it.
Would greatly appreciate the Ipad app send…
jalthause@yahoo.com
Thanks!
@Amish G, Should be in your Inbox.
Just played around with it (APPLES- not that “it”) a little. Excellent. Thank you.
@WallyCleaver, I could always add some pics of Andre Ethier in drag so you could do both at the same time!
would definitely like to try out the iPad app
@Ben, Please post your email address and I’ll send it over.
@Awesomus Maximus,
bkwasnick@gmail
thanks
@Ben, On its way.
i’d like to try out that app.
thanks for the offer.
@fishingKamchatka, Post your email address, please.
Great post! I think APPLES is really going to come in handy this draft season.
@Van Hammersly, Thank you! Glad you likey.
I would like to try that app.
Thanks!
brandon at gmail . com
@DansUggla, Just sent it at you. Look out!
@DansUggla, Actually, I just got an auto-response saying delivery failed. Please make sure your email address is correct.
@Awesomus Maximus,
Try Brandon.hedley at gmail dot com !
Thanks!
@DansUggla, Sent it. If you don’t see it, Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
Yes please, I’ll give it a try.
Thanks
sgamby1@yahoo.com
@Gamby, Check your email, sir.
Great article.
Thanks for the work. Would love to check the app.
@Travis, Thank you! Post your email addy so I can send it to you.
@Awesomus Maximus,
Makes sense.
tkroeger@gmail.com
@Travis, Sent it, check your Inbox.
I’m curious about the ipad app as well.
@JEH, Just need your email address and it’s all yours.
AWESOMUS indeed!
@The Talented Mr. Dope Man, Thank you!
This is very helpful. I was fumbling around with Grey’s pitcher pairings the other day during a mock draft and this is just what I need.
I’d love to give the iPad app a spin too. Thanks!
@Ben, Cool, love to hear that it’s filling the need I thought was there; I’m not crazy! Post your email address and I’ll send you the app.
@Awesomus Maximus, Thanks. My email is benjaminrhall@gmail.com
@Ben, Sent it. If you don’t see it, Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
would love the ipad app!
@Mickey, Just need your email address, please.
@Awesomus Maximus, mickey@seidenstein.us is my email – thanks!
@Mickey, No problem, should be on its way to you.
Maximus Awesomus indeed….APPLES is a niiiice, if you’re inclined to share I’m inclined to borrow the iPad app…..bbrittingham9@yahoo.com
mucho gracias from los moocher
@Harry Caray’s Kid, Gracias… y de nada. App sent!
Please add my name to the growing list of those interested in trying the iPad applet!
Awesomus: Your APPLES are real, and they’re spectacular. Thanks for doing this; I’ve already spent 5 minutes clicking through different scenarios. And giggling.
@peter, Heheh… that made me giggle. Need your email address and I can send it to you.
@Awesomus Maximus, petergmm at gmail – thanks so much!
@peter, If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the app directly from the site.
@Awesomus Maximus, How ’bout that – thanks!
I have never learned excel or numbers, so I don’t think the app will help me, but I just wanted to commend you on your writing. Funny shizz.
@royce!, Thank you, much appreciated! All you need to know how to do to use this app is tap the screen to tick the boxes and change tabs. If you want to try it, let me know… and post your email address.
@royce!, Hah. Good luck getting that iPad back.
@Steve, Yeah, good point. It’s probably good anyway because using the app would distract me from drinking. I’ve never drafted sober, and you don’t go and change a winning formula!
i’d like the app madsigner at gmail
@t-tocs, Sent it.
Id love to check out the iPad app!!
@Jeff, I’d love to send it to you… email please.
I would also like to try out that ipad. Please email me and I’ll send you my shipping address to send it to. Thanks.
@JR Ewing, Umm… how about you just post your email address instead and I’ll send it that way?
@Awesomus Maximus, hahahahahahaha
This is not only a very cool exercise, but the article was worthy of Razzball. Nice work.
@Doog, Wow, that is a compliment that I do not take lightly. Thank you.
iPad app please!
lml07410 at gmail
Thanks dude.
@L-Boogie, Sent it. If you don’t see it, Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
Hey Awesomus Maximus, thanks for the apples! awesome!
I would also like the ipad app please!!
pgsrx07@gmail.com
thanks bro!
@kenny powers, Sent it your way, Mr. Powers.
Ha! Brilliant!
@Ned Shakeshaft, Thank you! You’re too kind.
I would love to see the Ipad app. Thanks
jonvwyk76 at gmail
@JC in the TCs, Coming at you.
Appreciate the offer. I would like to try them APPLES.
@Bryan, Need your email address, please.
@Awesomus Maximus,
Sorry,
Thanks again for the numbers file.
email address: skookum28@yahoo.com
@Bryan, Sent it. If you don’t see it, Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
Very funny post… great interactive tool. Will probably use this during my upcoming drafts.
@mrobs, Thank you, thank you, and best of luck!
Great Idea! Would like to see example…
@T.Hunt03, I can send you the app if you post your email, please.
Thanks for a great post. I’d love to try the app. dj.redd@gmail.com
@dj, Thank you! The app is on its way to you.
Sweet Apples Indeed. Thank you kindly Mr. Maximus.
@zombie, My pleasure, Mr. zombie. Thank you for the kind, undead words!
Please send me the link to the iPad app.
Thanks!
Sdfdranger@hotmail.com
@Bill, Done. Hope you like.
I am interested in the app if you can send it to me – jamie.battaglia@rockets.utoledo.edu
Thanks
@JamieB, You got it.
Would love to try out that ipad app. Please send to tggmcc@gmail.com
@Willem, Sent… let me know how it works for you.
That’s a lot easier than the sheet I was trying to print out. I think it ended up 3 pages across and 2 down. I’d like to try the app, please!
genocostello@gmail.com
Thanks!
@sotboy6, Ha! A little HTML comes in handy every so often. Sent you the app.
love to try the ipad app
themandeville@gmail.com
@Dough Boy, Just sent it to your hood, Dough Boy.
Pretty sure I replied to everyone, and sent the app to everyone who posted their email address. If I missed anybody, please let me know. Thanks.
Great job Awesomus, can you send the ipad app my way too? somyers5 at yahoo
@Steve M, Thank you! Sent it. If you don’t see it, Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
I am always up for a new app.
My e-mail is:
iganderson at yahoo.com
Thanks.
Ivar
@Ivar Anderson, Sent it. If you don’t see it, Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
LOVE the online version, and would find the iPad app extremely valuable for my local in-person drafts. Please send, if you don’t mind.
liftapint@yahoo.com. THANKS!
@Mel, Thank you! Sent it. If you don’t see it, Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
That iPad draft bible sounds awesome. I would love to check it out if you could send a copy/link my way. jhwcell@gmail.com
Thanks!
@Jake, Sent it. If you don’t see it, Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
Would love to check out the app. I assume it will work on a macbook pro with #s. scottfuqua@gmail.com. TIA!
@letsgobravos, Yep, absolutely. Just tick the boxes with your pointer instead of your pointer finger (obviously). Grey just added a download link to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
***** UPDATE *****
Grey just added a download link for the iPad Draft App to the site. Click the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” link at the top of this page, and then look at the bottom of that page for the “iPad Fantasy Baseball Draft App” link.
Awesomous,
Great work on the SP picker. I’d love to have the iPad application, too, if possible.
Thanks for your hard work…
Greg
@Greg, Thanks, Greg! If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the app directly from the site.
Hey man, that’s pretty bad ass! Thanks for sharing
@ Awesomus :
from the guy who doesn’t have a cell phone nor an ipad ,
good luck on your APPLES and your app .
as a 1st-time rcl player , i look forward to going up against a draft
full of guys that are using a pick and selecting one of these guys as
their 6 SP :
Hiroki Kuroda (300) $5
John Danks (300+) $4
Mark Buehrle (300+) $2
Ivan Nova (300+) $3
Gavin Floyd (300+) $9
Brett Cecil (300+) $1
Homer Bailey (300+) $7
Chris Sale (300+)
Brad Peacock (300+) $7
who are you recommending for a 7th SP ?
zig – zag …. should be an interesting year .
@chata, Luckily I don’t have to do any recommending (can’t blame me).
I haven’t found it necessary to dip that deep into the SP pool in my mocks, but I do auction drafts almost exclusively. No idea if it’s the same in snake drafts.
@Awesomus Maximus,
Thanks a ton man! Looks very helpful. Appreciate the hard work you put into this.
@letsgobravos, Not a problem. I actually enjoy this sort of thing, and I’ve already got a bunch of ideas on how to improve it next season.
@chata, Be careful what you wish for
Not sure any of those guys are terrible as a 6th starter. Chances are your 6th starter will be on and off your team all year.
Oh shit, a guest post on razzball that was actually funny. Everything I thought I knew….
@Critter Nagurski, Much appreciated. I wish I could take credit, but it’s gotta’ be the ‘stache.
I would love to try to try the iPad app as well. Should I FedEx my iPad to you for you to install? Or if it would be easier–can you send it to ver_steeg at yahoo dot com.
I might just use the Numbers version on the Mac–it is very handy–but if I use my iPad, my trained monkey Bobo can click the players as they are taken, thus saving me valuable time.
Thanks for the valuable comments and app!
Nevermind about the app. I just downloaded it. Bobo will be ecstatic!
@kangaroo hops, Did Bobo toss feces at the TV when Rise of the Planet of the Apes didn’t win the Oscar?
Looking forward to this app…. Arussell1983@hotmail.com. Thanks!
@Arussell1983, If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the app directly from the site. No need to wait.
@Arussell1983, I downloaded the app but how do i open it on an ipad (new ipad owner here <-) thanks!
@Arussell1983, You need to have the Numbers app. Then, I think you should be able to put my tool in your iCloud storage and open it from within Numbers.
APPLES is tasty, my man!
@exactly, Thanks! It goes well with a nice chardonnay.
great tools here but awesomus I’m worried about you.You gotta come up out of the basement once in a while.Cant drink code red and watch computer screens all the time.. : )
@steve b, Who am I, Kevin Smith from Die Hard (who I imagine is not terribly different from Kevin Smith in real life)?
I would like the iPad app please. cacampb2@dal.ca. Thanks
@Cabby, If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the tool directly from the site.
Thanks for the APPLES tool – definitely handy during the heat of a draft!
One suggestion, it would be nice if you had other non-recommended options as well as Grey’s. It would help us recover from either a botched pick (damn autodraft button!) or that personal preference that we just can’t do without (sorry Grey – I take your advice 85% of the time!).
Thanks again!
@cookus maximus, Hmm… not sure how I would handle that without causing confusion. I would say that you should just place the pitcher in the pick/tier where YOU think he should be (as opposed to where Grey puts him). Like… if you think Hamels belongs in the first group and you pick him, click on the first group rather than where I have Hamels (second group) in order to continue. Make sense?
Doode, awesome writeup! I’d be very interested to check out the app too… please send to jkelly2414@yahoo.com. thanks!!!
@JJ, Thank you, kind sir. If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the tool directly from the site.
This is a great tool. I was thinking I would just memorize the tiers because I am a Shakespearean actor and I can do that with no probs, but then I realized I am not a Shakespearean actor. So maximas gratias, Maximus.
@The Miracles, That’s hilarious… thanks for the laugh.
Very helpful. Would definitley like to check out the app, and thanks for the great info!-allmanbrothersfan@hotmail.com
@Jtjordan_design, If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the tool directly from the site.
APPLES looks like a great tool, something that could be very useful. The first time I tried it though, I drafted Ian Kennedy and for the life of me I can’t find him anywhere in it….
@A Hill O’ Beans, Grey has Ian Kennedy ranked pretty low overall, so I think there is little to no chance of you getting him where Grey has him. I would say that you should decide what tier YOU think Kennedy should be in, and then click on that group to start the process.
I play in an 8 team league with deep rosters, how should I adjust my pitching using APPLES? I feel that I will have a pretty light starting staff if i go with the pairings it offers.
@AStue, Yeah, 8 teams is going to make a huge difference. Personally, I would take one pitcher from the first tier (Halladay group), one from the second tier (Hamels group), two from the Gio group, and two from the Matt Moore group. Obviously you can hit up Grey in his latest post if you want a second opinion.
@Awesomus Maximus, that is about what I was thinking too, just wanted to hear it from you. Thanks for the help
csherwin31@gmail.com
Can you please share this app?
@Bigwormsherm, If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the tool directly from the site.
I would like the Ipad app as well. Thanks. pjnash22@gmail.com
@StateOfGrace, If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the tool directly from the site.
I didn’t see yu darvish in any group.
@larryjoebird, Yeah, he wasn’t in a tier when I made this up. In my mocks, I’ve been considering him in the Gio group, after Anibal. I’ve been meaning to mention in to Grey and make sure he concurs, and then add his name to APPLES. Thanks for reminding me.
Thanks. Very strong work on this. Also, I would appreciate it if you could please send me that ipad asap (feel free to include a few $20′s too).
I would love to check this out. Thanks!
tvaclavek@gmail.com
@Tom, If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the tool directly from the site.
I am in shock and awe……….
Any intention of doing this for hitters? And then a combination of hitters and pitchers? Ya know, in case I’m frontal lobotomy-brain-dead-hung-over-comatose during draft day.
@YoMommaSoUggla, No, probably not this season. I may tweak the iPad Draft Tool, but probably just to my personal preferences. I’m pretty sure I’m done coding draft tools for this year.
I’m in a 12 team, 5×5 keeper league (7 Keppers). As it turns out I was lucky enough to have Grenkie and Lee as two of my keepers. Which tier should I target for my next pitcher?
@Danno, That’s pretty close to the Hamels group, then Haren group scenario. I’d follow that (Moore group, Sanchez group, Sanchez group, last group). If you wanted to be extra strong, you could go Moore/Moore/Sanchez/last, but that’s too much investment in SP for my taste.
Is this worth $10? I dont have numbers and wouldnt consider buying it but for this. So anyone that is using it how do you like it? Worth $10?
@Tom, Not sure how many people are revisiting this post anymore. You might get a better response if you reply to a few people directly who posted they’d gotten the tool (and are using it).
I do use Numbers a little bit other than for this, but to me it’s worth the $10. Of course, it’s 80% tailored for me and 20% things I don’t use, but know others find useful… however, I think I’m pretty close to your average FBB player.
I had the same concern about it not being deep enough, but it was useful in assembling my keeper list for the upcoming season. Assuming you know what you are talking about, I already rostered Dan Haren, Gio Gonzalez, and Ricky Romero. I had mixed feelings on Romero and he wasn’t on APPLES so I flipped him for a draft pick and turned around and traded for Matt Cain. I’m guessing the redundancy of lists after Haren means 1) Haren is a good SP1 due to how well he performs in all categories, thus allowing one to have more options with their other pitchers, 2) Gio Gonzalez and Matt Cain must both be good fits due to how their performance in certain categories match well. I’m assuming you know what you are talking about and that I’ve done well in listening to you (or your app or whatever). I figured I’m probably good with earned runs and walks (Haren and Cain) and I should make my next pitcher acquisition a guy with high strikeout potential to go along with Gio. Top it off with a guy who can tack on some wins and I should be good to go.
@Randy 24/7, Haren is pretty much a top SP option, and Romero isn’t on the list because he is not a recommended pick. Cain is a solid pickup.
All three of your SPs are good K guys, and you’re in great shape as far as WHIP goes. Wins are impossible to predict, so I would just make your next three picks from the recommended groups and not worry about anything specific… just good value.
I’d like to try the app…dmbzeppelinoar@yahoo.com
@Project_badass, If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the tool directly from the site.
Do you know why I get a safari error when I try to download your iPad app. I have the numbers app…Thx
Great Stuff…Interesting takes on drafting
@Rob, Hmm… no idea. I just clicked on the link in Safari and it downloaded perfectly (and opened in Numbers automatically). Try holding down the Option key when you click the link.
I’d like to try the app. Thanks. ggranskog@comcast.net
@GregG, Then I give you permission to download it. If you look towards the bottom of the article (or on the “2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings” page) you’ll see a link that Grey has added to download the tool directly from the site.
Stop posting your email addresses asshats. I get an email every time you do it. You should have read the damned comments that said you no longer need to post it. Now I get an email every time you want to post your email address, which would be fine if it was a legit response to the topic.
2 Legit 2 Quit
@Randy 24/7, Heheh… asshats.
Sorry to post here but… I downloaded the #s app and I still get a safari error message when trying to dl the fbb app. Pls help as I’m typing w. one hand and feeding my 3 month old!
@Robert, Are you trying to download it through Safari on your iPad, or on your computer?
Im dl’ed via iPad. I have pc’s in the house…
@Robert, Post your email address and I’ll send it to you. Once you get it, open the email on your iPad’s Mail app. Tap on the attachment and it will show you a preview. Tap the curved arrow at the top right of the screen and choose “Open in Numbers” from the menu. That should do it.
@Robert, Never mind, just go here:
http://www.kevinkwalter.com/draft_app.numbers
Now you should see a preview of the app. Tap anywhere on the app and then choose Open in “Numbers” from the menu that appears.
Thanks! Got it.
would love the app….herscheldesigns@yahoo.com
thanks!
I would love this app…. mroberts327@gmail.com
@Awesomus Maximus: any chance you could email me the app per above?
herscheldesigns@yahoo.com
Thanks.
@Herschel, Grab it here:
http://razzball.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/draft_app.zip
@Steve: I tried but I get an error message that says Safari cannot download the file.
@Herschel, Are you on an iPad or a Mac/PC? I think you need to be on a computer rather than a tablet.
On an iPad. Thought it was an iPad app….I’ll try on a laptop.
@Herschel, It’s not an app as such, rather a Numbers document.
@Steve thanks! Not to sound like a total moron, but what program do I open it with?
@Herschel, You’ll need the Numbers app installed on your iPad.
@Steve. Got it….never been accused of being tech savvy.
@Herschel, You need to have Numbers on your iPad. Then you can go here on your iPad in Safari:
http://www.kevinkwalter.com/draft_app.numbers
Now you should see a preview of the spreadsheet. Tap anywhere on the spreadsheet and then choose Open in “Numbers” from the menu that appears.
Would like to try the app please
It’s under the 2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings tab at the top of the page…