Welcome to TTX Sports — Built by a Fan, for Fans

It Started in 1987

I was handed a copy of Statis Pro Football as a kid and that was it. Game over. I was hooked.

Not just on the game itself — but on the whole idea of it. Replaying seasons. Simulating outcomes. Building my own results from the ground up. There was something about holding a sport in your hands, turning it into numbers and decisions, that felt more connected to the game than just watching it on TV.

That obsession never went away.

Why TTX Sports Exists

Over the years I kept coming back to tabletop sports games. Collecting them, playing them, modifying them, and eventually building my own tools around them. Trackers, season simulators, reference guides — the kind of things that make the hobby richer.

The problem? The community is scattered. The games are niche. A lot of the best stuff lives in forums, out-of-print rulebooks, and the heads of people who've been playing for decades.

TTX Sports is my attempt to fix that.

What This Site Is

A hub for fellow tabletop sports gamers. A place where you can find tools, trackers, and resources for the games we love — whether you're deep into Statis Pro, building your own league, or just discovering this corner of the hobby for the first time.

The goal isn't to be everything to everyone. It's to be genuinely useful to the people who care about this stuff as much as I do.

What's Coming

Right now the site is in its early days. The sport categories are live, the framework is in place, and content is being added regularly. Over time you'll find:

• Trackers and tools for specific games and sports
• Free downloads to enhance your season replays
• Guides for getting started with different tabletop sports systems
• Blog posts on the games, the hobby, and the community

This is a long game. Pun intended.

Come Join Us

If you've ever spent a Saturday afternoon rolling dice to replay a Super Bowl, or built a spreadsheet to track a fake baseball season, you're exactly who this site is for.

Welcome to TTX Sports. Let's keep these games alive.