How does the MLB team randomizer work?
A tap spins through real club eras and stops on one, showing the city, the years and how much of that roster is available to draft. From there you open the full list and start filling seats.
One tap, one current MLB team — fair across the whole league. Then draft an all-time lineup and let the record prove it.
Same board for everyone. Resume until you finish. Streak on the line.
Newly completed teams, ranked and listed pick by pick.
Every spin lands a franchise era — anywhere greatness happened. One legend era guaranteed per run.
12 seats, your order — tap any open seat to spin it. Every pick flips the card: the honors, the rings, the real numbers.
A hundred sixty-two regular-season games, wire to wire — every lineup and rotation seat counts. Go 162-0 and you’re immortal.
A tap spins through real club eras and stops on one, showing the city, the years and how much of that roster is available to draft. From there you open the full list and start filling seats.
Into the nineteenth century and forward to the current game, including the recognised Negro Leagues. Clubs appear as a city and a span of years, taken from the public record.
Both, and you need both. A random era gives you the whole squad to pick from, and a lineup with no rotation behind it loses games all summer.
Yes. It is a tool rather than a daily board, so you can spin until an era interests you and nothing is used up.
No. It plays in the browser with no account and no download.