Every title since the first draft in 2010. Team names changed all the time, so each banner hangs under the manager.
One row per manager, one square per season. Longest-tenured managers sit at the top and short stints fill in below. Gold squares are title years.
Ten different managers have won it. Only Sean Rothwell (2011–12) and Adam Hoovey (2014–15) have gone back to back.
The number is where each manager finished after the playoffs. Darker means a better finish. Blank means they weren't in the league that year.
Regular-season record and points only, so playoff games don't skew anyone's numbers. Click a column to sort.
Regular-season order on the left and final place after the playoffs on the right. Teams above the dashed line made the playoffs.
Pulled from the league's Yahoo archive for every season from 2010 to 2025. Teams are grouped by the Yahoo account that managed them, so name changes don't split anyone's history. Playoff seeds come from Yahoo's bracket. Non-playoff teams are ordered by record, with total points as the tiebreaker. Regular seasons ran 14 games in 2010–11, 13 in 2012–20 and 14 from 2021 on, which is why career numbers use win % and points per game.