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Sorry for the delay in getting this article out, I’ve had most of it done for some time now, but one of the calculations didn’t present what I felt was correct data, but more on that later. Similar to Matt’s articles, I am starting out with catchers-the position I used to play back in my high school baseball days. I’m going to break it down a few different ways, with the main breakdown being against the AP (Average Pitcher. To see what that looks like, look HERE runs divided by their card points (need a suggestion for an abbreviation here-if anyone comes up with a good one I’ll dedicate to them), and finally a super fun one-if they had the advantage every time. Ive occasionally noticed some errors in my charts as reported here so let me know if you see something funky-Im hoping I was able to grab anything that seemed off. Heres the top Catchers and another chart to give you an idea of where the entire catching population falls. I’m going to start with the best pure charts, then do against an average pitcher and finish out with the abbreviation to be determined This could have been my favorite NON Cleveland team to make. The team had so much flavor in positions and speed and charts. Could also be that baby blue color that just pops. Its a shame they didnt make the playoffs. You can see why without a truly strong lineup or pitching staff. But they seemed to be a very good above average team just a tier below the heavy hitters. They should do well in a team showdown the podcast on YouTu*e to see what me and Peters take on the team is. They finished a very respectable 90-72 and I think a big part of that is there fielding ability and use of the pitching staff. What are your thoughts on the lineup. They are a very flexible team with very high fielding players. Also one of the most rookie heavy teams if not the Happy New Year Everyone, so over the past month I have been remaking some of Peters early creations into the new format. It is much easier