SCORESHEET FANTASY BASEBALL: AVAILABLE CONTINUING LEAGUE TEAMS

Below are the available teams in public continuing ALs, NLs, and BLs (BLs draft from both the AL and NL). These teams all keep 13 players from year to year, plus a variable number of minor leaguers, so you can build your own dynasty! Drafts are held in the reverse order of the previous season's standings, so even a rebuilding team is fun to run, as you draft and trade for potential stars, and gamble on hot prospects.

A few top players are listed for each team, to make it easy to skim for teams that have stars you like. Or you can use your browser's page search (Find) command to identify all teams with a specific star, by searching for his last name. Then click on a league/team link to learn more about that team. If you find a team you like, please contact the Scoresheet office (staff@scoresheet.com) to claim it.

The normal team fee for a team in a continuing league that drafts through us is $89. However, now that the season is moving along, orphaned teams in public leagues can currently be claimed for just $29 (two thirds off) for the rest of the 2023 season.

For a complete list of the public continuing league rules, go to: Continuing Fantasy Baseball League Rules.

Note that the leagues shown on this page are all public Scoresheet Fantasy Baseball leagues, meaning Scoresheet acts as the commissioner for the league, finds the league owners, and all standard Scoresheet continuing league rules are followed. If you are in a private league (that finds its own owners and/or has custom rules) that has openings, the best place to advertise your available team(s) is on the Scoresheet Message Board. On that message board you can advertise openings in your league, post that you are looking for a league to join, or oftentimes can also find brand new leagues that are forming and drafting from scratch.

Public continuing fantasy baseball leagues are usually designated either P-AL or P-NL ('P' stands for perpetual). Some leagues do or do not have a 'w' in their league name, which used to stand for 'web draft'. But all public continuing leagues now use our web draft, so there is no longer any difference between leagues designated with or without a 'w'.