Season by season
Pick a year. The ladder, the bracket, the draft board and the hindsight redraft, the players who decided it, the waiver wire and the trades, plus the wider NBA fantasy story of that season.
Honour roll
Every grand final, every minor premiership, every wooden spoon.
Hall of Fame
Standings across 14 seasons. Tap a column to sort. All-play is the share of categories you would have won playing every team every week, the purest measure of how good a roster was.
Where everyone finished
Final placing each season. Yellow is a title, the darker the shade the higher the finish.
Luck and bad beats
Luck compares the categories you actually won with what your weekly numbers would have won against an average opponent. Positive means the schedule was kind.
All-time luck
Single-season extremes
The hard luck files
Beating the odds
Rivalries
Matchup records, regular season and playoffs. Read across a row: that manager's record against each opponent.
Most played, most lopsided
Record book
Weekly records count standard seven-day weeks only, so the long All-Star and opening weeks do not skew them.
Draft room
Snake drafts, 16 teams, 13 rounds. Player value is the per-game nine-category rank for that season, so a player has to have played a quarter of the season to be ranked at all.
Number one picks
Average finish by draft slot
Greatest draft steals
Draft IQ
Rounds 1-5 across all 14 drafts. Nailed it means nobody left on the board went on to a better per-game season.
First round report card
A hit finishes top 24 per game and plays half the season. A bust finishes outside the top 100 or misses most of the year.