Levitt defines one of McGraws contemporaries, the Tigers Frank Navin, as the first modern GM and the strongest challenger to the Barrow-Cashman-Beane record, but Navin quickly acquired a substantial ownership interest, and Levitt argues that after 1908, he was no longer a classic GM because as an owner-operator he was not subject to being fired. (Beane, by contrast, has only a small minority ownership stake, which was once 4 percent but has reportedly dwindled to approximately 1 percent.) That the greatest threat to the modern duos streak comes from the man who signed Cobb reinforces the scarcity of comparable careers
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