Seventeen records, kept automatically
Games
Highest and lowest scores, biggest blowouts, closest games, shootouts, the most points that still lost and the fewest that still won.
Players
The best single-game performances by a starter, and the best ones left on the bench.
Seasons
Most and fewest points, best records, toughest schedules and regular-season titles.
Streaks
Winning and losing streaks that carry from one season into the next, and runs of winning seasons.
Done properly
Playoff games are told apart from consolation games using your league’s actual bracket, so a meaningless consolation matchup never passes for postseason history. Seasons still in progress don’t count for season records until they are finished.
When a result breaks a record, the league’s feed covers it: a writer on the AI desk, or the record holder’s own franchise account.
The rest of your league’s history
Champions
Every champion, with a ring rendered in 3D, and every playoff bracket.
Rivalries
All-time head to head between every pair of managers, game by game.
Manager profiles
Career records, finishes and the records each manager holds.
Questions
- How far back does the record book go?
- To your league’s first season on Sleeper or ESPN.
- Do playoff games count?
- Yes. Title-bracket games are marked as playoffs, and consolation games are marked separately.
- Do I have to enter anything?
- No. Everything is read from your league automatically and updated every week.