Five meaningful draws
Choose one player per team-season and cover PG, SG, SF, PF, and C.
The 73-9 game starts with a draw. Build five players from team-seasons, stay under $100M, and see whether your roster can clear 73 wins.
Finding an iconic team-season...
Choose one player per team-season and cover PG, SG, SF, PF, and C.
Balance stars, value picks, and optional re-spins without exhausting the cap.
Run 82 games, then compare your record with the best legal lineup.

The 73-9 game is a basketball roster builder inspired by the historic 73-9 regular-season record. Make five connected draft choices under one budget, then simulate a full season.
Statistics supply the player pool; synthetic ratings and prices create the economy. Results are entertainment, not predictions or betting advice.
Review the team-season, record, roster, positions, model rating, and price.
Fill one open position while protecting enough cap space for later rounds.
Repeat the process until PG, SG, SF, PF, and C are all covered.
See whether your 73-9 game roster can finish with 74 wins or more.

No account required. The entire experience runs locally in your browser.
Fair friend challenges. Every 73-9 challenge seed reproduces the same starting conditions.
A useful comparison. The optimizer shows the strongest legal five from your final draws.

The 73-9 game is a free browser roster challenge. Draft from five iconic team-seasons, fill every position, and simulate an 82-game season.
Each round reveals a historical team-season. Sign one affordable player for an open position and complete all five slots before the simulation.
Yes. It runs in your browser with no account, subscription, database, or download.
No. Synthetic prices create roster decisions; they are not real salaries, contracts, betting odds, or scouting grades.
Yes. Deterministic challenge links give friends the same starting conditions for comparing choices and records.
No. This independent project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the NBA, its teams, or players.