The National Lacrosse League (NLL) is widely recognized as the top professional lacrosse league in North America, featuring indoor lacrosse played during the winter months.

Attack players are responsible for scoring goals and are often the highest point-getters in fantasy lacrosse due to their offensive prowess.

Face-off Percentage is the statistic used to evaluate a player's success rate in winning face-offs, which is crucial for gaining possession of the ball.

A Two-Way Midfielder is a versatile player who excels in both offensive and defensive aspects of the game, contributing to both ends of the field.

The Buffalo Bandits hold the record for the most NLL championships, having won six titles in franchise history.

Each lacrosse team is allowed to have a maximum of 10 players on the field at any given time, including the goalie.

John Grant Jr. set the NLL record for most goals in a season with 70 goals during the 2006 season while playing for the Rochester Knighthawks.

A Major Penalty in lacrosse results in a player being suspended from the game for five minutes, often for more severe infractions.

The Boston Cannons defeated the New Jersey Pride in the inaugural MLL championship game in 2001.

Assists are used to evaluate a player's ability to set up teammates for goals, contributing to the team's overall offensive production.

An Enforcer is a player who is primarily responsible for physical play and intimidation, often deterring opposing players from taking liberties with their teammates.

Paul Rabil set the NLL record for most assists in a season with 89 assists during the 2012 season while playing for the Rochester Knighthawks.

A Playmaker is a player who excels at creating scoring opportunities for teammates through their exceptional stick skills and vision.

The Whipsnakes Lacrosse Club defeated the Archers Lacrosse Club in the inaugural PLL championship game in 2019.