About 162-0

162-0 is a free, independent baseball roster-drafting game: spin for an era, draft nine players — one for every spot in the lineup and rotation — and see if your roster can run the table across a full 162-game season. It's built around a real baseball fact: no team in the modern 162-game era has ever finished a regular season without a single loss. The best ever, the 2001 Seattle Mariners, won 116 games — and still lost 46. A perfect 162-0 has never happened, which is exactly what makes chasing it fun.

Why we built it

"Draft an all-time roster and chase a perfect season" is a small but genuinely popular genre. We wanted a baseball version that respects the sport's real texture: era-accurate schedule lengths (154 games before the 1961–62 expansion, 162 after), decade modifiers for the Year of the Pitcher versus the launch-angle 2010s, and a simulation tuned to baseball's run-scoring scale rather than borrowed from another sport. Every run is seeded, so the same seed always reproduces the same draft and season.

Independent, unofficial project

162-0 is an independent, unofficial project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by Major League Baseball, any professional baseball team, or any other roster-building game — including any other product that uses "162-0" in its name. All players and teams in the game are original, fictional archetypes; no real MLB names, likenesses, logos, or statistics are used inside the game. Historical facts referenced in our guides are presented for informational and entertainment purposes and sourced from neutral references such as Baseball-Reference and Wikipedia.

Ownership

162-0 is independently owned and operated by Khabir Uddin. We are not owned by, or affiliated with, any sports league, team, or governing body.

Corrections & feedback

We correct mistakes promptly. If you spot a factual error in a guide, or a bug in the game, see our contact page.