In Fantasy Sports, PMR, PIR, PLR, and PHR help you understand how much time is remaining in a regular game, race, or contest.

Note: Overtime is not included in any of these metrics.

PMR — Player Minutes Remaining

• Used for sports with set time structures (quarters, periods, etc.).
• Represents the total possible minutes remaining for all players combined.
• There is no guarantee that any player will use all or part of their possible minutes.
• Minutes are tracked for each individual player, even if multiple players are on the same team or in the same game.

Player Matches Remaining (Tennis)

• Used in tennis.
• Counts down by one (1) for each athlete’s completed match.

PIR — Player Innings Remaining

• Used for baseball.
• Indicates the total remaining number of innings players might participate in.
• Does not guarantee that a player will appear in the game.

PLR — Player Laps Remaining

• Used for auto racing (e.g., NASCAR, Formula 1).
• Decreases at the start of each lap.
• Laps are tracked for each individual player.

PHR — Player Holes Remaining

• Used for golf.
• Displays the number of holes remaining for players in your rostered lineup.
• Holes are tracked for each individual player.