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Lesson 6: Conventional Order
   
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Lineup Strategy
What is most likely to happen when considering players for each position in the line up is an "act of faith" beyond raw statistics. But even when the stats are trusted, it will be a combination of factors - as it should be.
So let's take the survey and turn it on its edge. Here's a run down of the criteria PERCEIVED to be important for each slot in the line-up. As you'll learn, reality is not quite this scripted. To separate them visually from the earlier pie charts, the ones on this page use the following color code...  The browns represent traditional hitting metrics. The yellows at the other end are about speed. And the greens-grays in the middle represent a mix of traditional and new metrics related to productivity. The -1 and -2 indicate top choice and 2nd best for a criteria.  Because of the discoveries made, and the uniqueness of our new approach, the remainder of this page is available to Team Managers and Team Players only. Please login or join.
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