Head-to-Head Stats

Head-to-head data tracks how two specific teams have performed against each other over time, independent of their record against the rest of the league. It includes win-loss totals, home and away splits, current and longest streaks, and playoff meetings. For bettors, H2H reveals matchup-specific patterns that league-wide averages hide, because one team may consistently beat another regardless of their overall standing.

Season-long records flatten out the quirks of individual matchups. A first-place team can still lose four straight to a mid-tier rival because of a style mismatch, coaching edge, or roster gap that does not show up in the standings. Sharps use H2H trends to spot these persistent edges before the closing line reflects them. The data also exposes whether home-court advantage holds in a specific rivalry or flips.

Two leagues are live today: the NBA covers 523 unique team pairings and 72,640 games across 30 franchises since 1946, and the NHL adds 577 pairings and 69,947 games across 43 modern franchises since 1917. NFL and MLB head-to-head pages are in the data pipeline and will launch once backfill is complete. Every new sport follows the same template: all-time record, last 10 games, splits, streaks, and era-by-era breakdowns.

NBA score-level data starts in the 1946-47 season, the league's first year. NHL coverage goes all the way back to 1917, the NHL's first season, including pre-2005 ties and historic franchise lineage (Quebec Nordiques to Colorado Avalanche, Hartford Whalers to Carolina Hurricanes, etc.). NBA play-by-play advanced stats (overtime history, largest leads, top scorers) have complete coverage from 1996-97 onward; older NBA matchups are clearly marked so you never confuse era-limited data with era-complete data.

Stats are refreshed after every completed game day. The "Last updated" date on each matchup page reflects the most recent snapshot written to the data pipeline, so you can always confirm whether last night's result is already reflected. Corrections can be submitted through the contact page with the game date.

A box score is a single game: who played, who scored, final result. Head-to-head is cumulative: the entire history of two teams playing each other, summarised into aggregate numbers (378 all-time meetings, 212-166 record, 3-game current streak). Box scores feed into H2H; H2H is what you look at when you are trying to understand the relationship between two franchises over time.