Lineup suggester
Build the order on contribution — nine situational roles, each filled by measured production instead of batting average.
The suggested nine
Each slot is a situational role scored on per-PA point production against transparent weights. The chips are the exact contributions that earned the spot. Qualified hitters only (15+ PA).
- 1
- 2Table moverMoves runners — bunts, situational contact, two-strike battles.Moved 24 runners6 sac bunts8 eight-pitch ABs
- 3Best batYour most complete producer — everything counts here.Drove in 12Scored 11 runs5 doubles
- 4
- 5
- 6Second igniterRestarts the order — on-base and speed for the bottom third.Scored 8 runs+12 from walks9 singles
- 7
- 8
- 9TurnoverA second leadoff in front of the top — speed and on-base.Scored 8 runs9 singles+12 from walks
Batting-average order vs the points order
The left column is the lineup a box score writes. The right is what situational contribution says — the arrows are the argument.
Batting-average order
- 1Tyler Brooks.329
- 2Dee Washington.286
- 3Jaylen Ortiz.283
- 4Sam Whitaker.263
- 5Cole Martinez.256
- 6Owen Park.255
- 7Diego Fuentes.250
- 8Eli Thompson.244
- 9Nate Kowalski.235
Points order
- 1Dee WashingtonIgniter↑ 1
- 2Marcus RiveraTable mover↑ 9
- 3Sam WhitakerBest bat↑ 1
- 4Tyler BrooksDamage↓ 3
- 5Jaylen OrtizRun producer↓ 2
- 6Eli ThompsonSecond igniter↑ 2
- 7Cole MartinezGrinder↓ 2
- 8Owen ParkContact↓ 2
- 9Diego FuentesTurnover↓ 2
Batting-average column shows the top nine of 11 qualified hitters; movement is measured against the full batting-average ranking.
Slot weights are transparent by design — every suggestion above shows the contributions that earned it under the current point system. A future release lets coaches tune the weights to their own philosophy.