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What are StatLine IQ Scores?

StatLine IQ is a proprietary composite rating modeled on the intelligence IQ scale. Rather than relying on a single stat like ERA or batting average, each score synthesizes multiple performance dimensions into one number — making it easy to compare players across different strengths. A score of 100 represents the league average; every 15 points is one standard deviation above or below.

70Poor

85Below Avg

100Average

115Above Avg

130+Elite

StatLine Pitching-IQ weighs ERA, WHIP, strikeout rate, command (K:BB), and innings durability — a dominant ace with elite control scores far higher than ERA alone would suggest.

StatLine Hitting-IQ combines OPS, contact quality, plate discipline, and speed — rewarding complete hitters who get on base, drive the ball, and create pressure on the bases.

StatLine Pitching-IQ

Team ERA of 2.83 is average (College benchmark: 2.80). WHIP 1.39 is elevated (benchmark: 1.20). Team K/BB of 1.59 is below the 3.5 standard. Healthy workload distribution across 6 arms—good rotation management. No dominant ace yet, but 4 solid pitchers provide good options—spread innings to develop all arms evenly. 1 pitcher(s) still working on fundamentals—give them low-pressure innings to build confidence.

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#24 Anne Long No.2 Starter

1.56 ERA 1.26 WHIP 1.6 K:BB 49.1 IP

Strengths

Strike thrower with low walk rate (0.45 BB/IP)—attacks the zone confidently

High innings (49.1 IP) shows coach's trust—reliability makes them a go-to pitcher

Strong ERA of 1.56—consistently shuts down opposing offenses

Allows less than one hit per inning (0.81 H/IP)—tough to square up

Areas to Watch

FIP of 3.82 is much higher than ERA of 1.56—may be benefiting from defense or sequencing luck

Recommendations

First-pitch strike emphasis: aim for 65%+ first-pitch-strike rate through better early-count aggression

Solid foundation—continue current trajectory, add secondary pitch variation to keep hitters guessing

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#9 Chad Smith No.2 Starter

2.45 ERA 1.05 WHIP 2.0 K:BB 25.2 IP

Strengths

Strike thrower with low walk rate (0.32 BB/IP)—attacks the zone confidently

Strong WHIP of 1.05—effective at limiting baserunners

Allows less than one hit per inning (0.75 H/IP)—tough to square up

Recommendations

First-pitch strike emphasis: aim for 65%+ first-pitch-strike rate through better early-count aggression

Solid foundation—continue current trajectory, add secondary pitch variation to keep hitters guessing

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103

#6 Michele Latimer No.3 / Spot Starter

2.65 ERA 1.41 WHIP 1.8 K:BB 37 IP

Strengths

Strike thrower with low walk rate (0.49 BB/IP)—attacks the zone confidently

Allows less than one hit per inning (0.92 H/IP)—tough to square up

Areas to Watch

ERA looks good but WHIP of 1.41 suggests possible regression—stranding runners at high rate

Recommendations

First-pitch strike emphasis: aim for 65%+ first-pitch-strike rate through better early-count aggression

Solid foundation—continue current trajectory, add secondary pitch variation to keep hitters guessing

Underlying numbers suggest tougher times ahead—proactively improve WHIP through better location

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102

#18 Amelia Jacob Developmental

63.00 ERA 4.50 WHIP 0.0 K:BB 0.2 IP

Strengths

Strike thrower with low walk rate (0.00 BB/IP)—attacks the zone confidently

Areas to Watch

High WHIP of 4.50—too many baserunners create constant pressure

Very poor K/BB ratio of 0.0—walks more than they strike out

Allows 15.00 hits per inning—hitters are squaring them up frequently

Very limited sample (0.2 IP)—too early to draw reliable conclusions

Recommendations

Develop putaway pitch through bullpen sequencing—practice getting ahead 0-1, then finishing with secondary pitch

Contact quality work: add movement/deception to induce weaker contact—change speeds more frequently

Strikeout development: add velocity work, develop sharper breaking pitch, practice two-strike putaway approach

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#32 Hannah Marien No.3 / Spot Starter

2.94 ERA 1.48 WHIP 1.4 K:BB 31 IP

Strengths

Strike thrower with low walk rate (0.45 BB/IP)—attacks the zone confidently

Recommendations

First-pitch strike emphasis: aim for 65%+ first-pitch-strike rate through better early-count aggression

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#20 Belle Sardja Situational

3.70 ERA 1.61 WHIP 1.3 K:BB 41.2 IP

Strengths

Strike thrower with low walk rate (0.46 BB/IP)—attacks the zone confidently

High innings (41.2 IP) shows coach's trust—reliability makes them a go-to pitcher

Areas to Watch

High WHIP of 1.61—too many baserunners create constant pressure

Recommendations

First-pitch strike emphasis: aim for 65%+ first-pitch-strike rate through better early-count aggression

Contact quality work: add movement/deception to induce weaker contact—change speeds more frequently

Team Action Items

WHIP needs improvement: Currently 1.39 vs 1.20 target. Work on limiting baserunners through better contact management.
Increase strikeout capability from 0.70 to 1.0+ K/IP. Develop sharper secondary pitches and practice two-strike sequences.

StatLine Hitting-IQ

Team OPS of 0.808 is solid (College benchmark: 0.750). Team batting 299 with 0.370 OBP and 0.439 SLG. Strikeout rate of 15% is solid (benchmark: 20%). 14 HR with team ISO of 0.140—legitimate power throughout the lineup. 28 team SB—speed is a weapon this lineup uses well.Deep lineup with 8 hitters at or above OPS benchmark—no easy outs.

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#11 Carlton Rice ●●○

1.112 OPS 0.346 AVG 0.346 ISO 9% BB

Strengths

Dominant hitter with 1.112 OPS and 346 AVG—one of the best bats at the College level

Excellent wOBA of 0.466—well above College average

Exceptional contact ability—12% K rate is well below average with a strong 346 AVG

Plus power with 0.346 ISO—generates extra-base hits at an elite rate

Areas to Watch

Elite performance across metrics—focus on pitch selection refinement and preparing for adjusted approaches from opposing pitchers

Recommendations

Elite level reached—focus on maintaining mechanics, adjusting to pitcher adjustments, and driving the ball in key situations

Continue driving the ball—look for pitches in the zone to elevate and maintain aggressive approach in hitter's counts

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101

#0 Ken Eriksen ●●○

0.942 OPS 0.358 AVG 0.090 ISO 14% BB

Strengths

Excellent wOBA of 0.433—well above College average

Excellent plate selectivity—0.136 OBP premium over AVG shows a disciplined, selective approach

Areas to Watch

BABIP of 0.436 is elevated—batting average may regress as luck normalizes

Recommendations

BABIP suggests some luck in current average—focus on hitting line drives and hard contact to sustain performance

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101

#21 Kathy Garcia Soto ●●○

0.906 OPS 0.321 AVG 0.185 ISO 8% BB

Strengths

Excellent wOBA of 0.392—well above College average

Exceptional contact ability—11% K rate is well below average with a strong 321 AVG

Plus power with 0.185 ISO—generates extra-base hits at an elite rate

Recommendations

Continue current development—work on consistency, situational hitting, and advancing runners

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#28 Toryn Fulton ●●○

1.033 OPS 0.359 AVG 0.282 ISO 8% BB

Strengths

Dominant hitter with 1.033 OPS and 359 AVG—one of the best bats at the College level

Excellent wOBA of 0.421—well above College average

Plus power with 0.282 ISO—generates extra-base hits at an elite rate

Areas to Watch

Elite performance across metrics—focus on pitch selection refinement and preparing for adjusted approaches from opposing pitchers

Recommendations

Elite level reached—focus on maintaining mechanics, adjusting to pitcher adjustments, and driving the ball in key situations

Continue driving the ball—look for pitches in the zone to elevate and maintain aggressive approach in hitter's counts

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#23 Lexi Beldowicz ●○○

0.993 OPS 0.400 AVG 0.067 ISO 20% BB

Strengths

Dominant hitter with 0.993 OPS and 400 AVG—one of the best bats at the College level

Excellent wOBA of 0.454—well above College average

Excellent plate selectivity—0.126 OBP premium over AVG shows a disciplined, selective approach

Areas to Watch

Elite performance across metrics—focus on pitch selection refinement and preparing for adjusted approaches from opposing pitchers

Recommendations

Elite level reached—focus on maintaining mechanics, adjusting to pitcher adjustments, and driving the ball in key situations

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#25 Ava Galligani ○○○

1.250 OPS 0.500 AVG 0.000 ISO 25% BB

Strengths

Elite wOBA of 0.593—outcome-weighted offense far exceeds the 0.340 benchmark

Excellent plate selectivity—0.250 OBP premium over AVG shows a disciplined, selective approach

Areas to Watch

Elevated strikeout rate at 50%—working on two-strike approach would help

BABIP of 1.000 is elevated—batting average may regress as luck normalizes

Very limited sample (2 AB)—too early to draw reliable conclusions

Recommendations

Priority: Two-strike approach work—shorten swing, expand zone awareness, and focus on putting the ball in play

Good contact base—develop power by working on bat speed, launch angle, and driving through the ball

BABIP suggests some luck in current average—focus on hitting line drives and hard contact to sustain performance

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#15 Drew Kelly ○○○

1.000 OPS 0.000 AVG 0.000 ISO 0% BB

Strengths

Elite wOBA of 0.750—outcome-weighted offense far exceeds the 0.340 benchmark

Excellent plate selectivity—1.000 OBP premium over AVG shows a disciplined, selective approach

Areas to Watch

Very limited sample (0 AB)—too early to draw reliable conclusions

Recommendations

Continue building at-bats—more data will allow better analysis and more targeted recommendations

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#27 Grace Rawn ○○○

0.400 OPS 0.000 AVG 0.000 ISO 40% BB

Strengths

Excellent plate selectivity—0.400 OBP premium over AVG shows a disciplined, selective approach

Areas to Watch

Small sample size of 3 AB—trends may change with more plate appearances

Recommendations

Continue building at-bats—more data will allow better analysis and more targeted recommendations

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#2 Lisa Navas ○○○

0.333 OPS 0.000 AVG 0.000 ISO 33% BB

Strengths

Excellent plate selectivity—0.333 OBP premium over AVG shows a disciplined, selective approach

Areas to Watch

Elevated strikeout rate at 100%—working on two-strike approach would help

Very limited sample (2 AB)—too early to draw reliable conclusions

Recommendations

Priority: Two-strike approach work—shorten swing, expand zone awareness, and focus on putting the ball in play

Continue building at-bats—more data will allow better analysis and more targeted recommendations

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#26 Alice Dewaters ○○○

0.000 OPS 0.000 AVG 0.000 ISO 0% BB

Strengths

Developing hitter with room for growth

Areas to Watch

Very limited sample (1 AB)—too early to draw reliable conclusions

Recommendations

Continue building at-bats—more data will allow better analysis and more targeted recommendations

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#7 Amy Bonvillain ○○○

0.762 OPS 0.333 AVG 0.000 ISO 14% BB

Strengths

Solid wOBA of 0.360—at or above benchmark

Areas to Watch

Elevated strikeout rate at 33%—working on two-strike approach would help

BABIP of 0.500 is elevated—batting average may regress as luck normalizes

Small sample size of 6 AB—trends may change with more plate appearances

Recommendations

Priority: Two-strike approach work—shorten swing, expand zone awareness, and focus on putting the ball in play

Good contact base—develop power by working on bat speed, launch angle, and driving through the ball

BABIP suggests some luck in current average—focus on hitting line drives and hard contact to sustain performance

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#1 Karla Claudio Rivera ○○○

0.143 OPS 0.000 AVG 0.000 ISO 13% BB

Strengths

Excellent plate selectivity—0.143 OBP premium over AVG shows a disciplined, selective approach

Areas to Watch

Elevated strikeout rate at 50%—working on two-strike approach would help

Small sample size of 6 AB—trends may change with more plate appearances

Recommendations

Priority: Two-strike approach work—shorten swing, expand zone awareness, and focus on putting the ball in play

Continue building at-bats—more data will allow better analysis and more targeted recommendations

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#12 Dana Mitchell ●○○

0.453 OPS 0.167 AVG -0.000 ISO 0% BB

Strengths

Low strikeout rate of 8%—puts the ball in play consistently

Excellent plate selectivity—0.119 OBP premium over AVG shows a disciplined, selective approach

BABIP of 0.182 suggests bad luck—likely to see AVG rise with more at-bats

Areas to Watch

wOBA of 0.236 is well below the 0.340 benchmark—overall offensive production needs improvement

Limited power with -0.000 ISO—needs to drive the ball with more authority

On-base percentage of 0.286 limits offensive value—not getting on base enough

Recommendations

Focus on fundamentals: tee work, soft toss, and timing drills to improve barrel-to-ball consistency

Low BABIP suggests bad luck—maintain current approach, results should improve with more plate appearances

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#8 Tatianna Hitchcock ●○○

0.764 OPS 0.318 AVG 0.046 ISO 12% BB

Strengths

Solid wOBA of 0.352—at or above benchmark

Low strikeout rate of 14%—puts the ball in play consistently

Dynamic speed threat with 3 SB—forces defenses to account for the running game

Areas to Watch

Limited power with 0.046 ISO—needs to drive the ball with more authority

Recommendations

Good contact base—develop power by working on bat speed, launch angle, and driving through the ball

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#44 Kiley Strott ●●○

0.798 OPS 0.300 AVG 0.150 ISO 7% BB

Strengths

Solid wOBA of 0.346—at or above benchmark

Low strikeout rate of 13%—puts the ball in play consistently

Recommendations

Continue current development—work on consistency, situational hitting, and advancing runners

Team Action Items

Team is performing above benchmark—maintain current training, focus on consistency, and prepare for pitching adjustments from opponents.

StatLine Lineup-IQ

v4 Engine

Balanced: Best of both worlds — sabermetric insight with coaching familiarity

A+ Fit Score: 832 (92.4 avg)

1 Modern Leadoff

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#21 Kathy Garcia Soto

101

0.321 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.506 SLG 0.906 OPS

Fit: 102/100

Modern Leadoff: OBP-first with speed upside

2 Best Available Hitter

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#11 Carlton Rice

110

0.346 AVG 0.420 OBP 0.692 SLG 1.112 OPS

Fit: 106/100

Best Available Hitter: Top offensive weapon — OPS and OBP

3 Situational Clutch

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#8 Tatianna Hitchcock

0.318 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.364 SLG 0.764 OPS

Fit: 97/100

Situational Clutch: Clutch run-producer — drives in runners

4 Run Producer

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#28 Toryn Fulton

0.359 AVG 0.392 OBP 0.641 SLG 1.033 OPS

Fit: 103/100

Run Producer: Power + RBI capitalising on base-traffic

5 Secondary Producer

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#44 Kiley Strott

0.300 AVG 0.348 OBP 0.450 SLG 0.798 OPS

Fit: 93/100

Secondary Producer: Solid all-around bat behind cleanup

6 Quality Contact

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#0 Ken Eriksen

101

0.358 AVG 0.494 OBP 0.448 SLG 0.942 OPS

Fit: 88/100

Quality Contact: Productive outs, disciplined approach

7 Table-Setter Lite

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#4 Jim Beitia

0.341 AVG 0.406 OBP 0.415 SLG 0.821 OPS

Fit: 86/100

Table-Setter Lite: OBP/speed option before top of order

8 Developmental / Utility

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#16 Shelby Suplee

0.247 AVG 0.344 OBP 0.309 SLG 0.653 OPS

Fit: 77/100

Developmental / Utility: Offensive floor — best available

9 Speed or Depth

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#23 Lexi Beldowicz

0.400 AVG 0.526 OBP 0.467 SLG 0.993 OPS

Fit: 80/100

Speed or Depth: Dynamic — speed leadoff or offensive depth

Balanced strategy: your best overall hitter is promoted to the 2-hole per modern run-expectancy research.

5 platoon opportunity(ies) identified — see platoons for details.

Platoon Opportunities

Ken Eriksen is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Jim Beitia is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Tatianna Hitchcock is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Kathy Garcia Soto is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Toryn Fulton is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Traditional: Classic coaching wisdom — refined with unique roles for every slot

A+ Fit Score: 826 (91.8 avg)

1 Speed/OBP Hybrid

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#21 Kathy Garcia Soto

101

0.321 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.506 SLG 0.906 OPS

Fit: 101/100

Speed/OBP Hybrid: Gets on base and sets the table

2 Contact & Advancement

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#8 Tatianna Hitchcock

0.318 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.364 SLG 0.764 OPS

Fit: 92/100

Contact & Advancement: Moves runners, makes contact

3 Best Hitter

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#11 Carlton Rice

110

0.346 AVG 0.420 OBP 0.692 SLG 1.112 OPS

Fit: 104/100

Best Hitter: Most complete offensive player

4 Power / RBI

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#28 Toryn Fulton

0.359 AVG 0.392 OBP 0.641 SLG 1.033 OPS

Fit: 103/100

Power / RBI: Drives in runs with extra-base power

5 Secondary Power

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#44 Kiley Strott

0.300 AVG 0.348 OBP 0.450 SLG 0.798 OPS

Fit: 101/100

Secondary Power: Run producer behind cleanup

6 Steady Contact

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#15 Drew Kelly

0.000 AVG 1.000 OBP 0.000 SLG 1.000 OPS

Fit: 74/100

Steady Contact: Keeps innings alive, advances runners

7 Opportunistic

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#4 Jim Beitia

0.341 AVG 0.406 OBP 0.415 SLG 0.821 OPS

Fit: 85/100

Opportunistic: Contributes at-bats, opportunistic swings

8 Bottom Bat

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#23 Lexi Beldowicz

0.400 AVG 0.526 OBP 0.467 SLG 0.993 OPS

Fit: 77/100

Bottom Bat: Best available offensive output

9 Second Leadoff / Depth

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#0 Ken Eriksen

101

0.358 AVG 0.494 OBP 0.448 SLG 0.942 OPS

Fit: 89/100

Second Leadoff / Depth: Sets up top of order or developmental spot

5 platoon opportunity(ies) identified — see platoons for details.

Platoon Opportunities

Ken Eriksen is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Jim Beitia is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Tatianna Hitchcock is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Kathy Garcia Soto is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Toryn Fulton is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

wOBA Optimized: Data-driven — uses wOBA with tier groupings for maximum run production

A- Fit Score: 746 (82.9 avg)

1 Pure Table-Setter

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#25 Ava Galligani

0.500 AVG 0.750 OBP 0.500 SLG 1.250 OPS 0.593 wOBA

Fit: 59/100

Pure Table-Setter: Highest OBP among top 3 wOBA hitters

2 Best Hitter

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#15 Drew Kelly

0.000 AVG 1.000 OBP 0.000 SLG 1.000 OPS 0.750 wOBA

Fit: 74/100

Best Hitter: Highest wOBA — best hitter gets most productive spot

3 Supporting Quality

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#0 Ken Eriksen

101

0.358 AVG 0.494 OBP 0.448 SLG 0.942 OPS 0.433 wOBA

Fit: 93/100

Supporting Quality: Surprisingly unimportant per The Book — 5th-best wOBA

4 Power / RBI Context

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#11 Carlton Rice

110

0.346 AVG 0.420 OBP 0.692 SLG 1.112 OPS 0.466 wOBA

Fit: 103/100

Power / RBI Context: Remaining Tier 1 hitter — power pref for runners-on situations

5 Secondary RBI

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#23 Lexi Beldowicz

0.400 AVG 0.526 OBP 0.467 SLG 0.993 OPS 0.454 wOBA

Fit: 89/100

Secondary RBI: 4th-best wOBA — secondary RBI position

6 Tier 3 — Steady

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#28 Toryn Fulton

0.359 AVG 0.392 OBP 0.641 SLG 1.033 OPS 0.421 wOBA

Fit: 86/100

Tier 3 — Steady: Best remaining wOBA — keep innings alive

7 Tier 3 — Catalyst

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#21 Kathy Garcia Soto

101

0.321 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.506 SLG 0.906 OPS 0.392 wOBA

Fit: 90/100

Tier 3 — Catalyst: Secondary leadoff potential before top of order

8 Tier 3 — Production

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#4 Jim Beitia

0.341 AVG 0.406 OBP 0.415 SLG 0.821 OPS 0.368 wOBA

Fit: 83/100

Tier 3 — Production: Best remaining offensive output

9 Tier 3 — Bottom

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#7 Amy Bonvillain

0.333 AVG 0.429 OBP 0.333 SLG 0.762 OPS 0.360 wOBA

Fit: 69/100

Tier 3 — Bottom: Lowest wOBA — minimal damage position

wOBA Optimized: Players placed by tier using estimated softball linear weights. Tier 1 (slots 1,2,4) are your 3 best run-producers.

5 platoon opportunity(ies) identified — see platoons for details.

Platoon Opportunities

Ken Eriksen is close to Ava Galligani for #1 — consider platoon

Jim Beitia is close to Ava Galligani for #1 — consider platoon

Amy Bonvillain is close to Ava Galligani for #1 — consider platoon

Tatianna Hitchcock is close to Ava Galligani for #1 — consider platoon

Carlton Rice is close to Ava Galligani for #1 — consider platoon

Small Ball: Manufactured runs — speed, contact, and situational hitting

A Fit Score: 773 (85.9 avg)

1 Speed Demon

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#21 Kathy Garcia Soto

101

0.321 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.506 SLG 0.906 OPS

Fit: 103/100

Speed Demon: Pure speed gets on base and creates pressure

2 Slap / Contact Specialist

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#8 Tatianna Hitchcock

0.318 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.364 SLG 0.764 OPS

Fit: 88/100

Slap / Contact Specialist: Bat control, bunting ability, advancing runners

3 Hit-and-Run Hitter

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#28 Toryn Fulton

0.359 AVG 0.392 OBP 0.641 SLG 1.033 OPS

Fit: 90/100

Hit-and-Run Hitter: Contact with gap power for situational hitting

4 Best RBI Option

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#11 Carlton Rice

110

0.346 AVG 0.420 OBP 0.692 SLG 1.112 OPS

Fit: 94/100

Best RBI Option: Drives in runs — contact over raw power

5 Secondary Run Producer

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#44 Kiley Strott

0.300 AVG 0.348 OBP 0.450 SLG 0.798 OPS

Fit: 86/100

Secondary Run Producer: Contact-first RBI bat

6 Contact / Speed Balance

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#4 Jim Beitia

0.341 AVG 0.406 OBP 0.415 SLG 0.821 OPS

Fit: 80/100

Contact / Speed Balance: Keeps pressure on defense with contact and legs

7 Table-Setter 2.0

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#12 Dana Mitchell

0.167 AVG 0.286 OBP 0.167 SLG 0.453 OPS

Fit: 73/100

Table-Setter 2.0: Sets up top of order — OBP and legs

8 Situational Hitter

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#16 Shelby Suplee

0.247 AVG 0.344 OBP 0.309 SLG 0.653 OPS

Fit: 75/100

Situational Hitter: Puts ball in play, advances runners

9 Speed / OBP Option

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#0 Ken Eriksen

101

0.358 AVG 0.494 OBP 0.448 SLG 0.942 OPS

Fit: 86/100

Speed / OBP Option: Second leadoff or speed reserve

5 platoon opportunity(ies) identified — see platoons for details.

Platoon Opportunities

Ken Eriksen is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Jim Beitia is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Tatianna Hitchcock is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Kathy Garcia Soto is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Toryn Fulton is close to Kathy Garcia Soto for #1 — consider platoon

Power: Maximize slugging — stack big bats early and let them drive runs

A+ Fit Score: 833 (92.5 avg)

1 Power / OBP Hybrid

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#0 Ken Eriksen

101

0.358 AVG 0.494 OBP 0.448 SLG 0.942 OPS

Fit: 100/100

Power / OBP Hybrid: Gets on base with pop — not a slapper

2 Best Power Hitter

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#44 Kiley Strott

0.300 AVG 0.348 OBP 0.450 SLG 0.798 OPS

Fit: 106/100

Best Power Hitter: Biggest bat in the lineup — maximise PA

3 Second-Best Power

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#28 Toryn Fulton

0.359 AVG 0.392 OBP 0.641 SLG 1.033 OPS

Fit: 104/100

Second-Best Power: Elite slugging, secondary to #2

4 Third-Best Power

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#11 Carlton Rice

110

0.346 AVG 0.420 OBP 0.692 SLG 1.112 OPS

Fit: 103/100

Third-Best Power: Power bat — capitalises on base-runners

5 Gap Power / Contact

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#21 Kathy Garcia Soto

101

0.321 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.506 SLG 0.906 OPS

Fit: 92/100

Gap Power / Contact: Drives the ball into gaps — doubles threat

6 Supporting Power

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#5 Ashley Leko

0.224 AVG 0.272 OBP 0.342 SLG 0.614 OPS

Fit: 82/100

Supporting Power: Adds pop depth behind the core

7 Contact / Situational

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#8 Tatianna Hitchcock

0.318 AVG 0.400 OBP 0.364 SLG 0.764 OPS

Fit: 82/100

Contact / Situational: Keeps rallies going in power-heavy order

8 Best Remaining Bat

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#4 Jim Beitia

0.341 AVG 0.406 OBP 0.415 SLG 0.821 OPS

Fit: 85/100

Best Remaining Bat: Pure offensive output from depth

9 Wildcard

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#12 Dana Mitchell

0.167 AVG 0.286 OBP 0.167 SLG 0.453 OPS

Fit: 77/100

Wildcard: Speed option or extra power — dynamic assignment

5 platoon opportunity(ies) identified — see platoons for details.

Platoon Opportunities

Ken Eriksen is close to Ken Eriksen for #1 — consider platoon

Jim Beitia is close to Ken Eriksen for #1 — consider platoon

Carlton Rice is close to Ken Eriksen for #1 — consider platoon

Kathy Garcia Soto is close to Ken Eriksen for #1 — consider platoon

Toryn Fulton is close to Ken Eriksen for #1 — consider platoon

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