z-score model: each component (final standing, win %, share of points, all-play) is standardized within each season and averaged across a manager's career. 100 = league average (like WRC+ or OPS+); every 20 points ≈ one standard deviation. In-season, the current year counts in progress — weighted by weeks played — and updates weekly.
Each row's bar splits the score by component — how much Record, Standings, Points and All-Play lift a manager above (or pull below) the 100 league average. Striped segments drag the score down. Tap a bar for the exact split.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap.
2019–present
▲ / ▼ in the Rank column show each manager's change in all-time rank from the end of 2024 to the end of 2025 — the most recently completed season. — = no change. In-season, the current year joins the model live and rankings update weekly.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.
100 is a perfectly average all-time manager. Each ± is points that component adds above (or pulls below) the line; % is its share of the gap. Striped = dragging the score down.