Whether you follow football, basketball or baseball, you can find all 92 NFL, NBA and MLB teams right here. We group every club by division, so you can reach your team in seconds. In addition, each team page carries the latest OutOfSightSports stories, rival links and a full archive.
Pick a league below, then jump straight to its teams. Also, bookmark this page, because it doubles as a quick map of every franchise we cover.
NFL Teams
Overall, 32 clubs play across the AFC and the NFC.
First up is pro football, where each division lists four clubs. So, finding your squad takes just one click.
NBA Teams
Overall, 30 clubs play across the Eastern and Western Conference.
Then comes basketball, which follows the same layout. Meanwhile, each division holds five clubs with their own news feeds.
MLB Teams
Overall, 30 clubs play across the American and National League.
Finally, baseball rounds out the hub. Just like before, tap any club to see its latest stories.
How Our Team Pages Work
Every club gets its own hub, while our writers keep it stocked with news and analysis. In addition, each hub links to division rivals, so you can follow a race from one place. When we publish a new story, it shows up on that club’s page right away.
For example, a Broncos story lands on the Denver Broncos page and in the AFC West mix. As a result, you never have to dig through the full archive to find it. Better yet, rival links let you check on the competition before game day. Similarly, our NFL, NBA and MLB teams all share the same clean layout.
Frequently Asked Questions About Teams
How many teams does OutOfSightSports cover?
Altogether, we cover 92 teams. Specifically, that means 32 NFL clubs, 30 NBA clubs and 30 MLB clubs.
Can I browse teams by division?
Yes, because every club sits under the division it plays in. First, choose a league. Then, scan its divisions to find your club.
How often does a team page update?
A page updates whenever we post a story about that club. Therefore, the busiest pages change several times a week during the season.
Where can I find official standings and schedules?
Since we focus on stories, visit the official league sites for standings and schedules: NFL.com, NBA.com and MLB.com. However, come back here for our takes on what those numbers mean.