ROTISSERIE REVISITED: The All-Lefties plan
Feb 11 2015
(This is the first in a series of articles this spring at BaseballHQ.com to "Re-visit" a few unorthodox Rotisserie strategies, especially in light of the pitcher-heavy lean to the game. How do these decade-old strategies hold up? Read on. —Ed.)
Back in 2000, Ron Shandler turned some heads in Tout Wars-NL when he drafted a team entirely composed of left-handers over the age of 30. In his recap of that draft, he presents the data supporting the viability of that plan. Since then, articles on strategies like Over 30 Plan and the All Lefties Plan have sat in our archives, under the heading "Unorthodox Draft Strategies," collecting virtual dust in our digital library. It's time to shine them up and re-test their viability.
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