Players Seen Most
Find out which players and teams show up most across the games you've actually attended.
Every Player You've Seen Live, in One Timeline
Ticket Timeline is a stat tracker for the games you actually attended. Log a game and it's matched to real box scores across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA—so the players you watched become a lasting, searchable part of your fan history, not a memory you have to reconstruct from scratch.
For iPhone & Android
Short answer
A ticket stub tells you where you sat. It doesn't tell you who you watched. Ticket Timeline closes that gap by matching every attended game to real rosters and box scores.
- Every logged game is matched to real players, not just a final score.
- See which players and teams show up most across your attended games.
- Works across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA in one timeline.
- Built for games you attended in person—not a live-score feed for games you watched on TV.
- You don't need to remember every name; box-score matching fills in the roster.
What Your Player History Unlocks
Once a game is in your timeline, Ticket Timeline surfaces who was actually on the field, court, ice, or pitch—not just who won.
Milestones Witnessed
Surface the career highs, records, and rare moments that happened while you were in the building.
A Lifetime Roster
Every player you've watched live, across every league, in one searchable personal record.
A personal record, not a live feed
Live-score apps and fantasy trackers follow every game happening right now, for every team, whether or not you were there. Ticket Timeline only tracks the games you actually attended—so when it surfaces a player, that's a player you personally watched, not a name from a league-wide box score you never saw.
How Players Get Matched to Your Games
You don't have to track rosters yourself. Log the game, and Ticket Timeline fills in who was playing.
1. Log the Game
Search the matchup and date, import a spreadsheet, or add it from memory—exact details aren't required.
2. Rosters Get Matched
Ticket Timeline matches the game to real box scores, so the players who took part are attached automatically.
3. Explore Who You've Seen
Browse players and milestones across every attended game, sorted however you want to revisit them.
Related Guides
- Sports attendance tracker for all supported leagues
- Track the games you've attended
- Find games you've attended from Gmail, tickets, and photos
- MLB ballpark tracker for all 30 parks
- MLB game tracker for attended games
- NBA game tracker for attended games
- NFL game tracker for attended games
- NHL game tracker for attended games
- MLS match tracker for attended matches
- WNBA game tracker for attended games
- Stats & insights FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see every player I've watched live?
Yes. Once you've logged an attended game, Ticket Timeline matches it to real box scores and rosters, so the players and teams on the field, court, ice, or pitch that night become part of your personal record—not just the final score.
How is this different from a stats app or a live-score app?
Live-score apps track every game happening right now. Ticket Timeline only tracks games you actually attended, so the players and stats it surfaces are tied to nights you were physically there—a personal record, not a league-wide feed.
Can I find every game I saw a specific player in?
Yes. As your archive grows, Ticket Timeline can surface which players show up most across your attended games, so you can revisit every night you watched a specific athlete in person.
Does this work across multiple sports?
Yes. Ticket Timeline tracks players and teams across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA in one timeline, so a pitcher you saw throw a gem and a forward you saw hit a buzzer-beater both live in the same archive.
What if I don't remember every player from a game I attended?
That's fine. Add the matchup and date you remember, and Ticket Timeline matches it to real box scores so the players and context fill in automatically—you don't need to have tracked rosters yourself.
Does Ticket Timeline sell tickets?
No. Ticket Timeline does not sell tickets. It is a stat tracker for games you've already attended, built to help you explore the players, moments, and milestones you witnessed in person.
Start Tracking Who You've Seen
Download Ticket Timeline to turn the games you've attended into a lifetime record of the players you watched live.
For iPhone & Android