Lineups
Starting lineups, fantasy stats, and betting tools for major US sports
- Vertical
- Sports Betting
- Listed since
- August 17, 2026
- Markets
- US
- Type
- Data/tools
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About this site
Lineups is a US sports data and betting-tools publisher built around starting lineups, rosters, fantasy projections, and related research for major American leagues. It positions itself as a utility layer for bettors and fantasy players who need confirmed or projected lineups, injuries, matchup context, and stats before they act.
The product surface is unusually tool-heavy for an affiliate brand. Alongside lineup and roster pages, it offers depth charts, odds, player props, team and player stats, DFS projections, and sport-by-sport research hubs spanning NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and more. Editorial betting news and sportsbook discovery sit on top of that data core.
That mix makes Lineups different from picks-first media brands. Its clearest value is operational: helping users save research time with lineup and projection workflows rather than only publishing tipster opinions.
Ownership sits with Catena Media, which acquired the brand in 2021 to strengthen its North American sports portfolio alongside properties such as TheLines. The commercial model remains affiliate-led, so operator promotions and sportsbook recommendations should be weighed with that incentive structure in mind.
Editorial review
Our assessment of Lineups
Key features
- Confirmed and projected starting lineups, rosters, depth charts, and injury tracking for major US sports
- Fantasy and DFS utilities including projections, snap counts, matchup pages, and player or team stats
- Betting layers covering odds, player props, picks content, and sportsbook promo discovery
Strengths
- Distinctive data-and-tools positioning rooted in lineup and roster workflows rather than generic review pages
- Broad multi-sport research surface spanning NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, fantasy, and betting content
- Catena Media ownership reinforces category permanence and North American sports-affiliate scale
Limitations
- The experience blends research tools with commercial sportsbook and casino promotions
- Users looking mainly for long-form editorial brand storytelling may find the product more utilitarian than narrative
Who it is best for
Lineups is best for US bettors and fantasy players who want starting lineups, projections, and sports research tools before placing wagers or setting lineups.
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