Wiesel

Wiesel is the owner of Walker Buehlers Day Off. He is an inaugural owner of the league, as well as an owner in the redraft league (except for a one year ban during 2013 given in response to an illicit cash deal made in the year prior). A great evaluator of talent, Wiesel is calculated in his decisions, and rarely trades any upcoming pieces, although this has led to a lack of competitiveness for many years. He is seen as an upcoming owner in the league after making the playoffs for the first time in 2019.

2015

 * Record: 6-14
 * In the first example of a prospects-for-talent trade, Wiesel traded Josh Donaldson and Justin Verlander to Randy for Carlos Correa and Noah Syndergaard (who at the time were still in the minors). These players blossomed into cornerstone pieces for his team.
 * Ended the season in 9th place.

2016

 * Record: 11-9
 * Ended the season in 7th place

2017

 * Record: 4-16
 * Traded Giancarlo Stanton, Madison Bumgarner, and Eduardo Rodriguez to Jay for Ian Desmond, Jacob Faria, and Blake Snell
 * Ended the season in 8th place

2018

 * Record: 7-13
 * Traded Giancarlo Stanton to Jay for Mike Soroka
 * Traded Wil Myers and Carlos Martinez to Alex for Whit Merrifield
 * Traded Noah Syndergaard, Carlos Correa, and AJ Pollock to Randy for Eloy Jimenez, Reynaldo Lopez, and Derek Dietrich
 * Ended the season in 7th place

2019

 * Record: 13-7
 * In a surprising win-now trade, Wiesel traded Luis Castillo, Mike Soroka, and Eloy Jimenez to Weiner for Mookie Betts, Justin Verlander, and Jon Lester
 * Made the playoffs for the first time in team history, but unfortunately lost to Randy in the first round.
 * Finished the season in 4th place.