Go 82-0.
All eighty-two, no nights off. Draft a starting five and a bench from every era of the league, then survive the whole schedule.
Draft your five — go 82-0
- Six decades of history
- Real season stats
- New board daily
Finish this draft
Try it right here — one seat left on this roster. Pick the closer.
Featured eraUtah1991–95rotates daily
Four greats from this eraTap your pick
Your tenone seat open
FTyrone CorbinCFelton SpencerCMark EatonFThurl BaileyFBlue EdwardsCMike BrownGJay HumphriesFTom ChambersFDavid BenoitSTARTERyour pick
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Finish this draft
Try it right here — one seat left on this roster. Pick the closer.
Featured eraChicago1996–00rotates daily
Four greats from this eraTap your pick
Your tenone seat open
FToni KukocGRon HarperFMetta World PeaceCLuc LongleyGSteve KerrFMark BryantGBrent BarryGHersey HawkinsGJohn StarksSTARTERyour pick
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Finish this draft
Try it right here — one seat left on this roster. Pick the closer.
Featured eraMinnesota2001–05rotates daily
Four greats from this eraTap your pick
Your tenone seat open
CRasho NesterovicGLatrell SprewellFLaPhonso EllisGChauncey BillupsGTroy HudsonFJoe SmithCEddie GriffinGAnthony PeelerGKendall GillSTARTERyour pick
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The math
82regular-season wins
0losses allowed
The best real season ever finished 73-9. Eighty-two straight has never been close — that gap is the whole game.
The full history of the number — who came closest and why it became a challenge: What does 82-0 mean in the NBA?
Questions
- What is the 82-0 challenge?
- Each round spins a real franchise era; you draft one player from it into your five-plus-bench roster, then an 82-game season simulates. Perfection means every single game.
- Can I chase the title too?
- Yes — the full 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.