The Leaguel · 2025-26
821.5 season points across 10 contests.
Final 2025-26 season standings.
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2025-26 review
Amid six bottom-quarter finishes, Zach McChesney still produced one of the league's best NBA cards. Four of five calls hit, and 248.5 came with a share of 3rd.
October had already shown the ceiling. Toronto returned 112 on an MLB entry that placed 30th and earned 222. The empty boards made those peaks feel even farther away. His College Football Playoff card scraped together 5.5 and finished 242nd; the NFL postseason was blank at 239th, then March and golf both fell to 231st.
A 107-point World Cup portfolio steadied the close at 97th, and McChesney edged up 3 places. He still finished 233rd with 821.5, proof that contender-level cards cannot compensate for repeated trips to the bottom quarter.
Final · updated 2026-07-21
Across the years
Zach McChesney's best overall finish is 14th of 270 in 2024-25. The record reaches across 4 earlier seasons.
Career read
Zach McChesney has already lived several careers in five seasons. He finished 18th, 35th and 14th overall in three of them, won the 2022-23 NHL contest against 220 players and placed 7th in NFL Survivor twice. His 58 career rating reflects a real, established ceiling.
The reversals are just as vivid: 137th followed the first two strong years, and the latest season collapsed to 233rd despite a share of 3rd in the NBA and 30th in MLB. Basketball now rates 61, ranked 7th among qualified members. McChesney does not need another peak to prove what is possible. He needs a floor that stops making those peaks perform emergency work.
Full-career report
No. 47 among 166 qualified current members
The complete ledger
BYU's 56 did the heavy lifting; 4 shares busted, tail-end finish at 147.
4-of-5 on win totals, a clean read on the board.
Rode TOR for 112 and banked 120, a top-quartile October slip.
Blanked the board entirely; no futures, no rounds, 239 of 251.
107 final pool points from 13 teams, led by Mexico at 26. Deepest return: Mexico (26 pts).
Six recorded seasons are required before the profile names strongest and leanest three-season runs.
The career score uses every recorded overall finish once. Peak, consistency, and recent direction explain the shape of the record but do not change the rating.
Season by season
Every sport
No. 21 among 136 qualified current members
No. 64 among 166 qualified current members
No. 7 among 166 qualified current members
No. 96 among 136 qualified current members
No. 21 among qualified current members
No. 37 among qualified current members
No. 12 among qualified current members
No. 108 among qualified current members
No. 99 among qualified current members
No. 63 among qualified current members
No. 2 among qualified current members
10 ranked contest finishes on record. Open any result for that season's complete leaderboard.
No. 22 among 136 qualified current members
No. 124 among 136 qualified current members
No. 96 among qualified current members
No. 21 among qualified current members
Limited record
No. 124 among qualified current members
10 ranked contest finishes on record. Open any result for that season's complete leaderboard.
10 ranked contest finishes on record. Open any result for that season's complete leaderboard.
10 ranked contest finishes on record. Open any result for that season's complete leaderboard.