About the League of Leagues

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League of Leagues is a record of one multi-sport fantasy league and a publication built around it. The league runs football, baseball and basketball as a single competition: 14 managers draft from one board, carry 49 roster slots each, and are ranked on combined points rather than on three separate titles.

The archive on this site is the league’s own paperwork. The draft board holds 700 picks across 50 rounds. The trade ledger holds 74 completed deals with both sides listed. The standings and roster tables are the published league spreadsheets, transcribed into pages that can be read on a phone.

Editorial policy on numbers is narrow and deliberate: a figure appears on this site only when it can be traced to one of those documents. Where a table in the source is incomplete, the cell is left blank rather than filled in by inference, and totals are not recalculated to cover the gap. Where two league documents disagree — and across three cycles they sometimes do — both readings are shown and the disagreement is named instead of being averaged away.

The sections beyond the archive extend the same subject rather than changing it: how multi-sport formats are scored, how a draft that has to fill 49 slots is built, how a trade market works when the budget is separate per sport, and how the numbers behind a published price are calculated. Coverage of betting is explanatory only. This site is not a sportsbook, accepts no wagers and holds no funds.

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