Sideline

Live NFL and NBA scores in one click.

Sideline puts live NFL and NBA scores right beside whatever you're browsing. Click the icon and a scoreboard opens in Chrome's side panel, where it stays open and keeps updating as you switch tabs. LIVE SCORES, CLEANLY DONE - Live games appear first, then upcoming games, then finals - Scores refresh automatically every 10 seconds while games are in progress - Live game clock and quarter, plus halftime and overtime - Watch scores pop: when a team scores, a +points animation shows exactly how many they just put up - Winning team highlighted on final scores - Team colors on every game card for quick scanning FOLLOW THE ACTION - NFL: a live mini field shows where the ball is, the line of scrimmage, and the first-down line, with down and distance like "3rd & 7" - Red zone alerts when a team is inside the 20 - The last play of every live game, with the player's photo and points scored FULL BOX SCORES, RIGHT IN THE PANEL Click any game for its box score without leaving your page: - Quarter-by-quarter scoring - Player stats for every player: passing, rushing, receiving, defense and more for NFL; points, rebounds, assists and the full stat line for NBA, split into starters and bench - Team stats side by side - Box scores keep updating while the game is live NFL AND NBA - NFL: browse any week of the regular season, plus Wild Card, Divisional, Conference Championships, and the Super Bowl - NBA: step day by day or jump to any date with the date picker - Switch leagues in one click, and Sideline remembers your last pick BUILT TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY - Dark, readable design - No account, no sign-up, no setup - No ads, no tracking PRIVACY Sideline does not collect, store, or share any personal information. The only data it saves is your last-selected league, kept locally in your browser. The only network requests it makes are to ESPN's public scoreboard feed to read game scores. Sideline is an independent, unofficial product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ESPN, the NFL, the NBA, or any team.