Appearance
History
The record book for your league. A new league has little to show here. The Seasons pane lists a Championship only after one is decided, and the Awards and Records panes fill in as seasons finish.
How to get here
- Open the League menu.
- Open Records.
- Select History.
What you see

- Season selector: a Season drop-down above the board. It appears once the league has a season of stats. All time shows career totals and the best single seasons ever. One year shows records and leaders for that season alone.
- Hero banner: the league name, seasons played and titles decided. It links to Champions and Hall of Fame.
- Seasons pane: a Champions list with one line per decided Championship (year, club, and the club's record when the game has it). Below it sits an All-Star list with one All-Star Game line for each season whose game has been played, newest first. The current season gets its line on the day its game is played. With no decided Championship the Champions list reads "No completed seasons yet." With no All-Star Game played yet the All-Star list reads "No All-Star Game played yet."
- Awards pane: awards grouped by season, newest first, each with the winner and a stat line. With none handed out it reads "No awards handed out yet."
- Records and leaders pane: Season records for batting and pitching, then four career boards, Career HR, Career Hits, Career Wins and Career Strikeouts, ten players each. With a year picked, each board takes that year as its name.
- Hall of Fame watch · active careers: the last group in that pane. It ranks active players toward induction. A player shows In once the player clears the bar, or a percentage while short of it. It always counts whole careers, whatever year you pick.
- A batting average record needs a minimum number of at-bats in the season. An ERA record needs a minimum number of innings. When nobody qualifies, the pane states the minimum.
What you can do
- Season drop-down: switch between All time and one year. Only years with archived stats appear.
- Champions and Hall of Fame links in the banner: jump to those screens.
- Select a Champions line: open that season's Champion season page.
- Select an All-Star Game line: open that season's All-Star game page. This is the only way to reach it.
- Select an award, record, leader or watch line: open that player's page.