Spin the NBA team wheel.

One wheel holds all 30 current franchises, fifteen from each conference. A single tap spins it with cryptographic randomness and eases out onto exactly one club — equal odds for every segment, every time.

That’s the classic use. Spin once, take whoever lands, and commit — for a rebuild run, a "new team to follow" pick, or a group challenge where everyone lives with their spin.

Turn on "no repeats" and every spin removes its result from the pool until all 30 have come up, then the lap resets. Perfect for assigning teams around a group.

Yes — uncheck any franchise in the team manager and its slot leaves the wheel completely. Use East or West to work through one conference, or trim the field to your own shortlist.

The real game starts below: draft that franchise’s all-time greats seat by seat and watch a full 82-game season decide whether your five was as good as it felt.

No. The wheel, the draft board, and the season result are all free in the browser, with no sign-up step.

Flat odds, every spin. Basketball is the sport where a handful of franchises hold most of the titles, so an unweighted wheel is deliberately at odds with the history — you are as likely to draw a club that has never won as one that has won sixteen times.

60 franchises sit behind the spin, including clubs that relocated or folded. That is more than the league currently fields, because the board keeps the versions of a city that no longer exist.

Nothing beyond the name. The judgement happens on the board below, where a season carries its real scoring and playmaking lines plus All-NBA selection — the honours being the part that survives comparison across eras of wildly different pace.

Spins do not exclude what has already landed. With thirty-odd clubs a repeat inside a few spins is ordinary rather than a glitch, and for an elimination game you track the used ones yourself — the odds stay flat so no club becomes more likely just by surviving.