SAGAEvery game tells a story.
Every game tells a story.
Your games, your moments.
How Saga works
- Read the game01Every game becomes a momentum graph and a Saga score from 0 to 10, measured from the play-by-play. Know what kind of night it was before you press play.
- Keep the stub02Log what you saw and how you saw it: the quarters you caught, who was next to you, where you were, and the moment the box score missed.
- Follow the saga03Streaks, trades, comebacks and big nights connect the games into storylines that run across a season, and across eras.
- Watch together04See which friends are tuned in tonight, say you’re in, and compare your takes when the final buzzer sounds.
Sagas
A saga is the long story behind a title or a season: the trades, injuries and games that led there, drawn as a branch.
Scores, plays and box scores are real. Ratings and friends are the people using Saga.
What is Saga, and how scores workLog a gameSpurs @ JazzWednesday, Oct 28
Saw something the box score missed?Optional ▾
Something a fan would notice that the stats don't show: a player who lost a shoe, a coach's challenge, a technical, a long delay, the crowd turning. Once another fan backs it up, it can become part of the game's story.Shared with other fans on the game page, without your name.
Which game?
How to read the graph
Every game draws its own graph from how the score moved. No logos needed: you can spot a great game at a glance.
LAKERS103
1.787CLIPPERS
OCT 28
Q1Q2Q3Q4
BLAZERS136
4.8129LAKERS
OCT 27
Q1Q2Q3Q4
SPURS117
7.3111JAZZ
OCT 28
Q1Q2Q3Q4OT
- 1Read it left to right, from tip-off to the final buzzer. Thin lines split the four quarters, and overtime gets its own stretch at the end.
- 2The line rises into the top team’s color while they lead, and drops into the bottom team’s color when the other team does.
- 3The further from the middle, the bigger the lead. Each graph is sized to its own game, so close games fill the card too: a line that keeps crossing the middle was close all night; one big hill was a blowout.
- 4The number on each card is the Saga score: how close it was, how many jaw-dropping plays there were, and what was at stake. Measured, not voted. Your stars are where your opinion goes.