📊 RANK 'EM

Put five players in order by the stat, most to fewest.

Rank most fewest

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A stat is named and you get five players near the top of it. Put them in the exact order, most to fewest. Every ranking is real career totals from the database, no opinions, one right answer.

One stat, five players, one shot at the right order. Rank 'Em names a career stat, gives you five greats who sit near the top of it, and asks you to place them most to fewest.

Every round is built from verified career totals in the site's database, with no ties anywhere. The order is the order.

There's a daily ranking everyone shares, plus an unlimited mode.

How to play Rank 'Em, a free NBA, NHL and MLB stat ranking game

Reading the sport and stat in the header

Check the header for the sport and the stat, like NBA career assists or MLB career home runs.

Tapping the five names most to fewest

Tap the five names in order, starting with the player you think has the most.

Undoing your last tap before the fifth pick

Changed your mind? Hit Undo last any time before your fifth pick.

Submitting automatically on your fifth pick

Your ranking submits automatically the moment the fifth player lands.

Seeing the true order and the real numbers

The reveal shows the true order with each player's real career number beside it.

Rank 'Em rules for scoring, the daily round and unlimited mode

One submission locks in the daily attempt

You get exactly 1 submission per round, so the daily is one attempt per day.

Scoring extra points for a perfect board

Scoring is 200 points for each player in the exact right slot, 1,000 for a perfect 5 for 5.

One daily round shared by everyone

The daily round is the same for everyone and flips at midnight Eastern Time.

Switching to unlimited for random rounds

Unlimited mode deals random rounds from the same NBA, NHL and MLB pool.

Rank 'Em walkthrough: ranking five MLB home run kings

Locking Bonds first and Mays fifth

Say the stat is MLB career home runs and the names are Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Albert Pujols and Willie Mays. Bonds at 762 feels safe on top, and Mays slots fifth at 660.

Ruth and Aaron flipped in the middle

The middle is the trap. Aaron hit 755, Ruth 714 and Pujols 703, so flipping Ruth above Aaron costs you two slots and leaves you at 3 of 5 for 600 points.

Rank 'Em tips for ordering five career stat leaders

Locking the first and fifth spots first

Lock in the two ends first. First and fifth are usually the spots you actually know.

Valuing a long grinding career

Career totals reward longevity. A 20-year grinder often out-counts a shorter, brighter prime.

Weighing era for three pointers and steals

Think era. Stats like three-pointers and stolen bases skew hard toward certain decades.

Using undo since nothing locks in early

Use undo freely. Nothing counts until the fifth tap.

Rank 'Em FAQ: stats, sports and scoring

Where do the numbers come from?

Every ranking uses career totals from the site's stats database, and all five values are always distinct, so there is one clean right order.

Which sports show up?

The NBA, NHL and MLB, with stats like points, assists, rebounds, blocks, goals, home runs, hits and stolen bases.

Is there partial credit?

Yes. Each player placed in the exact right position earns 200 points, even if the rest of your board is chaos.

Is Rank 'Em free to play?

Yes. Rank 'Em is free to play on DoUKnowBall, right in your browser. No download and no signup needed.

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