Matching up v your division & your league?
Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 1:37 pm
Spinning off from something Valen said in the small ball theory thread...
The line in which building your team to match up verse your division and/or your league, it becomes real advantageous or too risky at which point? Also at what point does being the extreme minority ballpark (relative to division/league) become an advantage or disadvantage?
I apologize if I'm being unclear in what I'm asking above.
But for EG: 12 team league
You're the only extreme park in your division (say extreme LH power), two small balls and one middle of the road hitter park. Is that better for you or worse?
League wide, you're 1 of of 3 extreme power parks but the only LH power park. The other nine parks are 5 small ball and 4 middle of the road hitter parks.
Also regarding LH/RH bats league wide, at what % do you consider high enough to warrant building your staff's focus on RHB? Is 60% RH bats enough to focus your attention toward pitchers strongly balanced to face RHB?
The line in which building your team to match up verse your division and/or your league, it becomes real advantageous or too risky at which point? Also at what point does being the extreme minority ballpark (relative to division/league) become an advantage or disadvantage?
I apologize if I'm being unclear in what I'm asking above.
But for EG: 12 team league
You're the only extreme park in your division (say extreme LH power), two small balls and one middle of the road hitter park. Is that better for you or worse?
League wide, you're 1 of of 3 extreme power parks but the only LH power park. The other nine parks are 5 small ball and 4 middle of the road hitter parks.
Also regarding LH/RH bats league wide, at what % do you consider high enough to warrant building your staff's focus on RHB? Is 60% RH bats enough to focus your attention toward pitchers strongly balanced to face RHB?