Can you build a 162-0 team?

Yes, we saw 82-0 too.

The viral NBA game 82-0 (draft five legends across eras, see if they go undefeated) is a blast, and a few quick baseball knockoffs have popped up since. We loved the idea and wanted to do a real baseball version: deeper roster, deeper data, and an actual simulation behind the record instead of a hand-wavy rating.

Built on the whole site's engine.

• Every player-season since 1876 (45,000+), not a short modern list.
• Era-adjusted value: each player is scored against his exact league-year (OPS+ / ERA+), so 1968 and 2019 compete fairly.
• A real record simulation, the same projection approach we use across Mithrandir.
• Position flexibility with honest trade-offs (more below).
• A full analytical breakdown of your season afterward, not just a number.

Spin, draft, simulate.

1. Spin a random franchise and era.
2. Draft one of that team-era's players into an open roster spot.
3. Fill the whole squad: 9 in the lineup, a 5-man rotation, and a 3-arm bullpen (17 picks). The spin spreads you across eras for variety.
4. We run your roster through the era-adjusted sim and reveal your record.

What to watch for.

• Position flexibility: a player can cover spots he really played, and can stretch to easier ones (a shortstop sliding to second) at a small WAR penalty. A bad defender stays locked to his corner.
• A live field view: your picks drop into their real positions as you draft.
• A post-draft story: where your team was strong or weak, your best and worst picks, and how you stack up against the best real teams ever.
• Full history, full chaos (v1): the pool is every qualified team ever, including short-lived 1800s clubs with only a couple of qualified players, some barely a win above replacement. A rough spin can hand you a weak pick. For this first version that is part of the difficulty. We may add a filter later.