The Mendoza Line

The Mendoza Line is named after Mario Mendoza, a light-hitting shortstop who played during the 1970s. His batting average always fluctuated around 0.200, and thus the Mendoza Line is 0.200 and represents a floor for batting averages on baseball players. In the modern era, we might want to adjust that line up to .250.

Also, our GM might be interested in seeing the work we've done so far, but we want to make sure the page looks nice for him.

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