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30 teams with NBA names and NBA players, in two conferences and six divisions.
30 teams with NBA names and NBA players, in two conferences and six divisions of five.


Each GM has full control of their team — drafting, trading, releasing and signing to field the best roster they can.
Each GM has full control of their team — drafting, trading, releasing and signing to field the best roster they can.
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== Teams ==
== Teams ==


Thirty teams, two conferences, three divisions of five each — the same alignment as the real NBA. '''Division record is a tie-breaker''' for the standings, for playoff seeding and for [[NBA:Draft#1st-round order|draft order]], so it is worth knowing who you share a division with.
The alignment mirrors the real NBA. '''Division record is a tie-breaker''' for the standings, for playoff seeding and for [[NBA:Draft#1st-round order|draft order]], so it is worth knowing who you share a division with.


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! Vote on [[NBA:Trades#Approval|trades]]
! Vote on [[NBA:Trades#Approval|trades]]
| A race to three approvals or three denials. If a TAB member is involved in the deal, majority vote wins instead
| A race to 3 approvals or 3 denials. If a TAB member is involved in the deal, majority vote wins instead
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! Approve or confirm transactions
! Approve or confirm transactions

Revision as of 17:40, 7 October 2026

30 teams with NBA names and NBA players, in two conferences and six divisions of five.

Each GM has full control of their team — drafting, trading, releasing and signing to field the best roster they can.

Where the league runs

Fantrax Stats, daily lineups and matchups
Discord Day-to-day league chat
Forum Where every transaction is posted
League spreadsheet The source of truth for contracts, waivers and picks

Teams

The alignment mirrors the real NBA. Division record is a tie-breaker for the standings, for playoff seeding and for draft order, so it is worth knowing who you share a division with.

Eastern Conference Western Conference
Atlantic Northwest
Boston Celtics Denver Nuggets
Brooklyn Nets Minnesota Timberwolves
New York Knicks Oklahoma City Thunder
Philadelphia 76ers Portland Trail Blazers
Toronto Raptors Utah Jazz
Central Pacific
Chicago Bulls Golden State Warriors
Cleveland Cavaliers Los Angeles Clippers
Detroit Pistons Los Angeles Lakers
Indiana Pacers Phoenix Suns
Milwaukee Bucks Sacramento Kings
Southeast Southwest
Atlanta Hawks Dallas Mavericks
Charlotte Hornets Houston Rockets
Miami Heat Memphis Grizzlies
Orlando Magic New Orleans Pelicans
Washington Wizards San Antonio Spurs

Each team name links to its forum, where that team's roster post and transactions live. The current GM of each team is on the Teams tab of the league spreadsheet.

Scoring

Nine categories, head-to-head each week, in the order Fantrax lists them:

  • Field Goal %
  • Three Pointers Made
  • Free Throw %
  • Points
  • Rebounds
  • Assists
  • Steals
  • Blocks
  • Turnovers

Turnovers are won by having fewer. Every other category is won by having more.

Each category is a win. A 6–3 week goes into the standings as six wins and three losses, not as a single win.

Standings

Ties in the standings are broken in this order:

  1. Head-to-head
  2. Win %
  3. Total categories won in the regular season
  4. Division record

Playoff seeding and the in-playoff tie-breakers use different sets — see In-Season.

Commissioner and TAB

The league has one commissioner: JoeyTTU01.

The Trade Approval Board is a separate body that runs the league's day-to-day decisions. Its size varies. Current membership:

Member Team
JoeyTTU01 Spurs
SMBK Suns
HoldenTyler Cavaliers
JHarrell Grizzlies
morf1980 Pacers
rock30 Pistons
ballzach32 Clippers

What TAB does

Vote on trades A race to 3 approvals or 3 denials. If a TAB member is involved in the deal, majority vote wins instead
Approve or confirm transactions Re-signs, waivers and free agent signings
Update the league spreadsheet The league's source of truth for contracts, waivers and draft picks
Monitor and warn on rules violations Including the anti-tanking warnings
Adjudicate disputes and penalties The final word when something is contested

See also