Availability Preview

Injury Watch Preview

A cross-sport taste of role, minutes, lineup, and availability checks that explain why a prop changes before the line fully catches up.

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1 Start with statusOut, questionable, minutes limits, and lineup changes should change the read immediately.

2 Translate to roleThe value is not the injury itself. It is who gains usage, minutes, shots, targets, or plate appearances.

3 Connect to propsEvery injury note should either support, warn, or neutralize the prop board.

Sample Injury Impact

See how availability news turns into usage, minutes, target, matchup, and prop-board context.

Sample View

Out4removed from build pool

Questionable11needs lineup confirmation

Minute Limits3usage cap warning

Role Boosts7teammates gaining volume

Sport	Player	Status	Who Benefits	Prop Impact
NBA	Starting Guard questionable ankle	Game-time	Backup guard assists	Boost usage only after starter is ruled out.
NFL	WR1 limited practice	Limited	WR2 targets	Receiving props stay watch until snap expectation clears.
MLB	Catcher Rest lineup shift	Out	Pitcher framing risk	Strikeout reads lose support without normal catcher.

The edge is not the injury. The edge is who benefits or loses role.

StatusAvailability comes firstQuestionable, out, limited, and return tags should change the board immediately.

BeneficiaryFind who gains the roleThe useful edge is the teammate or opponent whose usage changes.

Minute RiskReturns can squeeze propsA returning player can quietly reduce shots, rebounds, targets, or usage.

Prop ConnectionEvery note needs consequenceInjury context should become support, caution, or pass logic.