Detroit Pistons fans can now build a team across eras to go 82-0 with a new simulation engine. The engine evaluates statistical output of players against a full 82-game schedule. The objective is to get your team to 82-0 by constructing an NBA roster from lineups as early as the 60's. The challenge is picking your players wisely, as you only have one opportunity to pick each position of your starting lineup. The online engine, developers say, ignores rankings and focuses exclusively on historical performance data from each player's peak. The simulation evaluates five core metrics including: points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks. Once you pick your star lineup, the simulation runs your lineup's stats through a win-projection curve. To get to 82-0, your roster must maximize its collective output across all five categories, meaning that regardless of how high scoring might be, you still need to construct your roster well to win it all. Players have to be aware and identify the highest raw statistical producers in each slot and keep eras in mind, as a 30-ppg average in the '60s is not equivalent to one in the 2020s. Additionally, the simulation is divided into two categories, one with full player stats to which make picks easier, and one without, testing users' basketball IQ.