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1. Cyril Morong Posted: February 13, 2011 at 08:12 PM (#3749497)The Impact of Lineup Balance on Scoring, 1920-89
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Are "Balanced" Teams More Successful?
I found balance helps very little, if at all. I also have links to research by Keith Woolner and David Gassko at that first site. It looks like their research shows that at most better balance can add 1 per season. So if Adrian Gonzalez's replacement costs the Padres more than 1 win compared to him, the balance will not help, as Black says. That is assuming that they are actaully more balanced.
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