Fans explore the 162-0 challenge in MLB simulations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 5:35 PM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
Baseball fans engage with the 162-0 challenge, aiming for a perfect season in MLB video games. The challenge involves completing a 162-game regular season without any losses, a feat no team has historically achieved. While teams in real MLB contend with various uncertainties, simulations allow players to strategize without real-world limitations. The concept has gained traction as fans create fantasy rosters and play through seasons in popular MLB video games. Players share tips on achieving this challenge, emphasizing the importance of a balanced team roster.
- •The challenge requires finishing an entire 162-game regular season undefeated.
- •No MLB team has ever completed a perfect 162-game season.
- •Fans often use MLS The Show franchise modes for attempts.
- •Strategies include building deep rosters with balanced skill sets.
- •Cubs and Mariners hold the single-season wins record at 116.
- 5:35 PMYahoo Sports — What 162-0 means in MLB and why fans keep trying it
"Baseball fans may have seen the 162-0 challenge mentioned online, with perfect-season attempts, fantasy roster builds and MLB The Show-style simulations all built around the same impossible target. The concept is straightforward.
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