MLB Front Office Dashboard

Pick a season to see who ran each team and how they performed — WAB/TAB (resource-controlled), surplus, and postseason result. Click a name for that executive's full profile, or a team for its dashboard.

	Team	Head of baseball ops (2005)	Role	GM WAR	Record	Regime	Payroll	Δ Pay	TAB	WAB	Surplus $M	Postseason
1	Guardians	Mark Shapiro	GM	+0.7	93–69	WINDOW	$43M	+8	+22.1	+17.6	+52.2	—
2	Athletics	Billy Beane	GM	+4.7	88–74	WINDOW	$56M	-4	+10.0	+9.2	+16.5	—
3	Brewers	Douglas Melvin	GM	+0.8	81–81	WINDOW	$42M	+15	+8.1	+5.8	+22.9	—
4	Phillies	Ed Wade	GM	-1.2	88–74	CONTEND	$95M	+0	+7.8	+2.7	-12.5	—
5	Marlins	Larry Beinfest	GM	+3.9	83–79	WINDOW	$59M	+11	+7.6	+3.6	+17.9	—
6	Braves	John Schuerholz	GM	+6.5	90–72	CONTEND	$89M	-2	+7.3	+5.5	-12.8	Playoffs
7	White Sox	Kenny Williams	GM	-1.6	99–63	CONTEND	$75M	+4	+6.3	+16.6	+0.9	World Series
8	Astros	Tim Purpura	GM	-1.1	89–73	CONTEND	$77M	+3	+5.7	+6.3	+3.3	Pennant
9	Cardinals	Walt Jocketty	GM	+1.1	100–62	CONTEND	$92M	+1	+5.6	+15.1	-11.9	Playoffs
10	Angels	Bill Stoneman	GM	+2.8	95–67	CONTEND	$86M	-15	+4.7	+10.9	-9.3	Playoffs
11	Padres	Kevin Towers	GM	-0.2	82–80	WINDOW	$67M	+10	+4.3	+0.9	-0.3	Playoffs
12	Blue Jays	JP Ricciardi	GM	+1.2	80–82	WINDOW	$46M	-4	+4.2	+3.7	+15.9	—
13	Rangers	John Hart	GM	+0.9	79–83	WINDOW	$57M	+13	+3.1	+0.0	+4.9	—
14	Rays	Chuck Lamar	GM	-5.7	67–95	WINDOW	$31M	+2	+1.4	-4.3	+14.5	—
15	Red Sox	Theo Epstein	GM	+3.8	95–67	CONTEND	$123M	-5	+0.9	+6.4	-46.6	Playoffs
16	Twins	Terry Ryan	GM	-2.6	83–79	WINDOW	$58M	+10	+0.7	+3.9	+2.9	—
17	Cubs	Jim Hendry	GM	-0.5	79–83	CONTEND	$83M	-11	+0.5	-4.7	-18.2	—
18	Nationals	Jim Bowden	GM	-2.7	81–81	WINDOW	$55M	+16	+0.1	+2.4	-1.8	—
19	Reds	Dan O'Brien	GM	-4.2	73–89	REBUILD	$58M	+11	-1.3	-6.1	+1.7	—
20	Tigers	Dave Dombrowski	GM	+1.3	71–91	REBUILD	$66M	+19	-2.6	-9.7	-10.2	—
21	Mets	Omar Minaya	GM	-3.2	83–79	FORCED-SPEND	$104M	+20	-3.2	-3.6	-44.9	—
22	Orioles	Jim Beattie	GM	+1.4	74–88	FORCED-SPEND	$76M	+31	-3.6	-8.6	-19.7	—
23	Pirates	Dave Littlefield	GM	-2.2	67–95	REBUILD	$36M	+6	-5.4	-6.3	-2.2	—
24	Rockies	Daniel O'Dowd	GM	-0.1	67–95	REBUILD	$40M	-11	-6.7	-7.6	-8.2	—
25	Diamondbacks	Bob Gebhard	GM	-5.2	77–85	REBUILD	$64M	-3	-8.4	-3.4	-18.1	—
26	Dodgers	Paul DePodesta	GM	-1.6	71–91	FORCED-SPEND	$72M	-10	-9.4	-10.9	-26.9	—
27	Giants	Brian Sabean	GM	+0.5	75–87	FORCED-SPEND	$92M	+21	-12.5	-10.0	-46.4	—
28	Mariners	Bill Bavasi	GM	-5.1	69–93	FORCED-SPEND	$83M	+13	-13.0	-14.7	-43.6	—
29	Yankees	Brian Cashman	GM	+1.2	95–67	FORCED-SPEND	$208M	+24	-14.3	-0.2	-148.9	Playoffs
30	Royals	Allard Baird	GM	-6.0	56–106	REBUILD	$32M	-8	-15.8	-15.9	-11.1	—

TAB = roster WAR above what payroll predicted — the resource-controlled GM-skill signal (year-to-year ≈+0.47). WAB = realized wins above payroll expectation: TAB plus the non-repeatable luck of converting talent into wins (the scoreboard anchor, not a skill metric). Surplus = WAR × season market $/WAR − salary (fWAR; 1985–2026). Regime = quadrant of payroll × TAB. Δ Pay = payroll change vs the prior season. "pace" = provisional 162-game estimate for the in-progress season. Decision-maker = President of Baseball Ops if the team has one, otherwise GM. Ranked by TAB; click a row for the team, or a header to re-sort.

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