Every spin lands a franchise era — anywhere greatness happened. One legend era guaranteed per run.
02DRAFT
5 seats, your order — tap any open seat to spin it. Every pick flips the card: the honors, the rings, the real numbers.
03SURVIVE
Eighty-two games, then sixteen playoff wins — one weak seat drags the five. Finish 98-0 with the title and you’re immortal.
167franchise eras
4,930player-seasons
1996–todaythe modern era
The daily basketball gameone board · resume until finished · build a streak
Every day one board goes live and everyone in the world drafts the exact same spins — a daily sports game in the same spirit as a daily word game, except the puzzle is building an all-time basketball roster. You get one resumable board: finish your team, the season simulates, and your record lands on today's leaderboard.
Play the Daily Challenge and you build a streak — and it's a forgiving one: miss a day and your rest day covers it, miss two and you can still win it back the next day. A new board goes live at midnight ET, every sport runs its own daily board and leaderboard, and no account is needed — your streak saves to this device.
Questions people actually ask
What is the 82-0 challenge?
Each round spins a real franchise era; you draft one player into each position of your starting five, then the season simulates. Win all 82 regular-season games to reach the untouched mark.
Has any NBA team ever gone 82-0?
No — the best real season is 73-9, and even that team lost the Finals. 82-0 exists only as the challenge: draft a five so strong the season can't touch it.
Can I play with a bench?
Yes — Exhibition offers an optional ten-seat Full Roster board, so you can chase the perfect season with a bench behind your starting five.
Can I chase the title too?
Yes — reach 54 regular-season wins to qualify for the playoff gauntlet. The full perfect run is 98-0: all 82 plus 16 playoff wins to the championship.
Do old eras stand a chance?
Every season is rated against its own era, so a 1996 guard and a 2024 guard compete on equal terms. Era depth is the point.