History Answers; Who is the TRUE King of the Dump?

Since I started this site, Dump of the Week is something that I’ve tracked, but the stats were incomplete as only the last 5 years were accounted for. So I did a thing. I went back a little further and compiled data going back to 2004. Apparently Yahoo doesn’t keep scoring stats more than 20 years old, losers.

In recent years Dave has really dominated this category, and seems like the obvious answer – but in the early years, Dave had some scoring dominance. This league is not in its infancy, and when we look back, and base it on a seasonal average – does Dave actually hold the title?

Here are the weekly Dump stats from 2004-2023…

Rank	Manager	Count	Seasons	Per Year
1	Zach Hicks	6	2	3.000
2	Jim Toepel	29	12	2.417
3	Bryan Pauly	2	1	2.000
4	Mark Kaiser	35	20	1.750
5	Dave Alley	30	20	1.500
6	Tim McLeod	27	20	1.350
7	Ryan Kreger	15	13	1.154
8	Trigger	22	20	1.100
8	Brian Kronner	22	20	1.100
10	Kyle Serruys	7	7	1.000
11	Matt Alley	17	20	0.850
12	Bryan Bennett	10	12	0.833
12	Josh Kreger	10	12	0.833
14	Chris Tansuche	14	20	0.700
15	S. Sanchez	4	8	0.500
16	Jon Jones	9	20	0.450
17	John Sanchez	2	5	0.400

So the top of the chart predictably has some bums like Pauly and Hicks, and if Toepel was still here, he’d have a stranglehold – but of the active managers, it’s actually Mork, and not Dave who has dropped his pants in front of the league the most times!