Who played with whom
Every found AD2L game puts five players on a side. Join those sides up and the league turns into a web: players who stayed with one core for years, players who turned up on a new roster every season, and pairs who kept winning whoever else was on the team.
The teammate web
Each dot is a player, sized by how many distinct teammates they have. A line joins two players who shared a side, thicker for more games together and coloured by how those games went. Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, and click a player to follow their links.
Most teammates
Teammates counts distinct people a player shared a side with. Spread is the effective number of teammates: it weighs each teammate by games together, so five players who always queued as a stack score near 4, and someone whose games are spread evenly across 40 people scores near 40. Rosters counts the team-seasons they played on; Lineups the distinct full five-player sides.
Player explorer
Teammates
Their circle
The player and their most frequent teammates: how each pair did together. Blank means the pair never shared a side.
The league's crossroads
The 30 players with the most distinct teammates, ordered so that frequent teammates sit next to each other. Dense blocks are cores that stayed together; scattered cells are the players who moved between them.