Managers of the year?

[nick]

I put other too. You can vote as many times as you want (one for NL, one for AL theoretically), just don't be an asshole like me and vote for two people from the same league... lol I wasn't sure if it'd work so I had to try it.

[Kingdom]

Me for both leagues. Best record in the NL and dealt most of my talent to the AL to make that league interesting.

Fin.

[nick]

You should give me Deroisers back in the offseason to be my token shitty win pitcher (this year it was Alonso, but he wants too much to keep that job with Oak... so LAN or SFN or SDN can sign him and he can be a token shitty pitcher without the wins next season )

[Kingdom]

Going to say he's not shitty, as shitty doesn't put up a stretch like he just did.

[nick]

I like him, but I don't know how he can continue to succeed like he did in August/Sept/Oct if his movement doesn't go up. Either way, it wouldn't be the first time I gave away a Cy Young winner under 30 who had either lost all of their talent from the draft, or never had any to begin with, only for them to go apeshit with someone else. And it probably won't be the last. Alonso had some pretty insane stretches and is only 2 shy of Desroisers' win total too... but he's 37 or something so he's done unless a once-a-month GM wants to sign him in FA, LOL

[missionhockey21]

nick for the AL. He has done a great job this offseason and with trades to take his roster to the next level to become a very competitive team. Robinson was an awesome signing for this season.

abbla for the NL. I didn't see him coming to take the West but with some prospects coming up and some smart moves, he quietly took a division I suspect most would have predicted would be the D'Backs or Dodgers.

[DiamondDave]

Me... doing it with a makeshift rotation and guys who can't hit against both lefties and righties, calling for platooning and crazy callups... losing talent and rating on most every starting player on my team including the huge collapse of a former 3 star 20 game winner in the rotation.. .and still somehow winning 94

In the NL, Zito... how he did that is beyond me