Pick The Stick is a daily MLB fantasy challenge where you select one batter each day and earn points based on their real game performance. Compete in a private league with friends or join a public league — the best picker over the season wins.
- Create an account. Sign up with your email — your picks and scores are tied to your account all season long.
- Join or create a league. Start your own league and invite friends with a code, or join an existing public league. League creators configure custom scoring rules before the season begins.
- Choose your team. Select the MLB team your league is focused on — this determines which players appear in your pick list.
Every game day you choose one batter from the available lineup. The pick window closes at the scheduled game time (first pitch) — no late entries allowed.
Your league defines a custom point value for every batting stat. Points add up (or down) based on your picked player's real box-score stats that day.
Point values shown are defaults. Your league may use different values — check your league settings to see the exact scoring.
Each player gets a limited number of Double Points plays per season (default: 5). When you activate Lightning on a pick, your entire score for that day is multiplied by 2×.
The home dashboard shows real-time stats as games are played — watch your player's singles, homers, and strikeouts update live without refreshing.
- Season standings — cumulative points for all league members
- Today's scores — live running totals for today's picks
- Yesterday's results — quick recap of the previous day
- Split standings — H1 and H2 views when split season is active
- Pulse feed — trending hot/cold streaks and matchup insights to inform your next pick
- Share standings — share the leaderboard with your league via link or clipboard
- Check the Pulse feed for hot streaks before locking in your pick
- Pick batters facing weak pitching matchups or pitchers with high ERA
- Avoid high-strikeout batters on Lightning days — the negative multiplier stings
- Watch the batting lineup order — leadoff and cleanup hitters see more plate appearances
- Enable push notifications (iOS) to get daily reminders before pick deadlines
