Forty-four wins, a 9-0 playoff run, the title, zero losses. Draft the all-time five that could.
Forty-four wins, a 9-0 playoff run, the title, zero losses. Draft the all-time five that could.
Draft an all-time WNBA starting five and win all 44 regular-season games plus a 9-0 playoff run. 53 wins, 0 losses.
Yes, but most boards fall short. All five positions contribute across the regular season and playoffs.
No. No WNBA team has finished a season without a loss. The best regular season in league history is Houston’s 27-3 in 1998 — a .900 win rate — and the schedule has only grown since.
Each round spins one era and lays out the players who actually played it, real season statistics on every card. You draft a starting five, and all five seats contribute across the season and the playoff run.
Completely free with no account step. It plays in the browser and your rosters are held on this device.
Every era of the league — real players rated against their own time. City and years.
Only a few minutes. Five seats get drafted from the eras you spin, and the regular season and the playoff run then settle together in a single pass.
One loss in fifty-three. With five seats there is nowhere to bury a weak pick, so the game that ends a run is usually the one where the fifth starter finally gets found out.
Forty-four regular-season games and a nine-win playoff run add up to fifty-three. Take all of them and the record reads 53-0.
There is — the WNBA career board follows one draftee season by season across a league life, while this page asks a starting five for fifty-three straight. Both read the same era-rated archive.
The league began in 1997, so unlike every other board here the whole archive sits inside one continuous era. A perfect season is drafted against the league's entire history, not a slice of it.
24 franchises, split into their real seasons. A short league history means the eras sit close together and most spins land on a roster you can place.
All-WNBA selection, the league MVP, the Finals MVP and the 25th Anniversary Team. The league is small enough that these lists are short, so appearing on one puts a player in a group you could name from memory.
213 are recorded and every one is in the pool. Five seats is the tightest roster on the site, so pedigree matters less than fit: a great player from the wrong era still has to be one of your five.
