You know, I barely remember Rico Brogna. Anyway, Lenny Dykstra thinks that Conforto should play ahead of Granderson, and he supports his argument with this compelling graph: It seems we've reached the point in our public discourse where a chart or graph doesn't have to actually have any meaning. The fact that you present a chart or a graph is considered sufficient evidence that you've done your homework and you know what you're talking about.