2081-2117 GM Rankings

[MidMissourians]

5.  Jmaine



GM Score: 141
Average: 3.810
3111-2885 (.519)
4 World Series Titles
1 League Championship
9 Division Titles
7 Wildcards
22 Winning Seasons
13 Losing Seasons
7 100 Win Seasons
3 100 Loss Seasons

Flat out dominating in Milwaukee, not nearly as successful in Pittsburgh, and pretty strong in Baltimore.  Winning 4 out of the 5 World Series he made in this window is really impressive.  Although the 7 100 win seasons are equally as impressive.  Jmaine showed his mettle and it'd be hard to argue against his top GM status during my time here.  Again switching teams took him time to rebuild and didn't take any ready made teams after leaving Baltimore.  He generally drafts top notch, although his time has been a little lack the past few seasons, so we'll see how the next few years play out.


4. Mascotics



GM Score: 142
Average: 4.438
2761-2424 (.532)
4 World Series Titles
10 Division Titles
7 Wildcards
22 Winning Seasons
10 Losing Seasons
5 100 Win Seasons
2 100 Loss Seasons

Put your feelings for Mascotics aside and he sure knows how to pick his spots.  He gets a lot of grief, but he knows how to throw all in and keep his team winning.  There is plenty of talk about him picking his spots, following the builds of others, but he definitely takes his chips he is laid with and throws them all in to build dominating teams.  Undefeated in the world series in this window is pretty dang impressive also.  Over 2/3 seasons are winning seasons and both of his major winning streaks are in two of the most impressive division in FCM over this time.  He didn't really do anything or stay in Pittsburgh, maybe he knew the writing on the wall, or maybe he just wanted New York.



3. Peter



GM Score: 161
Average: 4.351
3390-2608 (.565)
2 World Series Titles
4 League Championships
7 Division Titles
17 Wildcards
33 Winning Seasons
3 Losing Seasons
6 100 Win Seasons

There are so many impressive accolades here.  I think the most impressive is that in 37 seasons of play, Peter has 33 winning seasons.  He has 6 100 win seasons without a single 100 loss season.  He made the world series 6 times in this window.  The only knock is he potentially has less division titles than the rest of the group.  This resume is as impressive as any in the game, as really are any in the top 5.  His .565 win percentage is also tied for the highest in the league during this time.  Peter never rebuilds, and he does it by drafting players who fall for some reason without asking why are they falling, instead he just makes them great again.