Does Leagueborn import every season automatically?

No. It follows the completed seasons Sleeper makes available. A missing season stays out instead of becoming a made-up year.

How are records and rivalries calculated?

From final matchup results. Those scores drive the standings, margins, high scores, close finishes, and head-to-head records.

What if a team changed its name or manager?

The old season keeps its old name. Leagueborn uses the team and manager links Sleeper provides without rewriting the past.

Can a live matchup become part of history?

Not until it is final. A matchup joins league history only after every matchup for that week is complete.

League history

Fantasy football league history from saved recaps

Your league deserves more than a standings page. Standings tell you where the league is. History tells you how it got there—the recaps, the rivalries, the records, and the weeks everyone still talks about.

Save a Sleeper league to start its history. Leagueborn can also add up to ten completed past seasons that Sleeper makes available. If Sleeper doesn't return a season, Leagueborn doesn't invent it.

On this page

The league book

What belongs in league history?

Every final fantasy football weekly recap adds to the picture. Seasons stay connected even when team names, managers, and franchise identities change. Explore an example league history to see how those editions sit together.

01 / Seasons

Available seasons from Sleeper

Leagueborn can add up to ten completed past seasons linked by Sleeper. Each year keeps the names and identities it had at the time.

02 / Games

Every final score

Wins, losses, points, margins, standings, closest finishes, and high scores all come from the final matchups Leagueborn has on record.

03 / Rivalries

Rivalries across time

When Sleeper keeps the manager and team connections intact, Leagueborn can carry a head-to-head record across seasons.

What Sleeper provides

Only available seasons are included.

League lore is part of the fun, but records should come from real scores. If Sleeper cannot return a season, Leagueborn leaves it out.

What Leagueborn keeps

The league, team, and manager names used in each season.
Final matchups and the records those games created.
New final weeks as they are added to the league.
Championship banners only when Sleeper names them on the official winners-bracket title game.
A clear gap wherever Sleeper history is unavailable.

What may be missing

Seasons Sleeper does not link to the current league.
Games that are live, incomplete, or missing a score.
Old events Sleeper no longer provides.
Team or manager links that changed beyond recognition.

Sign in and save a league before importing its history. If Sleeper cannot find an older season, Leagueborn starts with the seasons it can verify and adds new final weeks from there.

Good to know

How far back does history go?

It depends on the league. Leagueborn can only go as far back as the completed seasons Sleeper links together.

Does Leagueborn import every season automatically?: No. It follows the completed seasons Sleeper makes available. A missing season stays out instead of becoming a made-up year.
How are records and rivalries calculated?: From final matchup results. Those scores drive the standings, margins, high scores, close finishes, and head-to-head records.
What if a team changed its name or manager?: The old season keeps its old name. Leagueborn uses the team and manager links Sleeper provides without rewriting the past.
Can a live matchup become part of history?: Not until it is final. A matchup joins league history only after every matchup for that week is complete.

Give every season one place to live.