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What does the projected lima grade for pitchers refer to? The rest of the year? Next year? How does one determine at what price the projection refers to?
A confused subscriber
A confused subscriber
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It is based on projected balance of season numbers -- stats and dollars. -
still confused
Take Matt Morris. He is projected to earn $24 a 4x4 and is projected at a D+. What does the D+ mean and how is it helpful?Comment
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Re: still confused
A good place to start is to look under the LIMA plan entry in the site glossary, found here:Originally posted by Steve S
Take Matt Morris. He is projected to earn $24 a 4x4 and is projected at a D+. What does the D+ mean and how is it helpful?
The skinny is that for those pursuing LIMA, a $24 starting pitcher is NOT a good investment -- leaving approx only $6 for the rest of the staff. Of course, Morris' salary in your league is likely different, which makes context so important. If for some reason Morris is $5 in your league, his LIMA grade would be much higher.
I find the LIMA grades to be most instructive when used in one' pre-draft preparation to target players that would fit well with the overall LIMA plan.
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