Draft Day

Spin team + era · draft a position-eligible five · highest team score wins

How to Play Draft Day

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Each round, a random NBA team and decade are drawn — for example the 1990s San Antonio Spurs or the 1980s Showtime Lakers. You see that team’s players from that era, with their per-game stats (PPG, RPG, APG, SPG, BPG).
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Pick a player and place them in an eligible court slot — PG, SG, SF, PF, or C. A player can only fill slots that match their listed position(s), so a center can’t play point guard. Five rounds, five picks, one complete starting five. You get one team reroll and one era reroll, so spend them wisely.
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Choose your opponent — a Hall of Fame squad, a friend with a share link, or an Online Match against another signed-in player. Once both fives are set, every position is scored head-to-head — your PG vs theirs, your C vs theirs, and so on. Each slot is scored by the stats that matter most at that position: playmaking for guards, rebounding and rim protection for bigs.
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The team with the higher total score across all five positions wins the match — a dominant big can outweigh a lost guard matchup. Beat the Hall of Fame squads, out-draft your friends, or climb the Online Match ratings.

About Draft Day

Draft Day is a draft-lottery showdown. Every game gives you the same five spins as your opponent would, so it is a pure test of who drafts better from identical constraints — not just who pulled the luckiest teams.

Each position rewards a different stat identity. Point guards live on assists, steals, and scoring; shooting guards on buckets and perimeter defense; power forwards and centers on rebounding and blocks. Drafting a balanced, position-aware five beats hoarding scorers.

Hall of Fame opponents span the eras — from the Showtime Lakers and the Bad Boy Pistons to a Mount Rushmore of all-time greats. You can also play Online Match or send a friend link and let the stats decide who drafted better from the same five spins.