What problem does it solve? Building a persuasive case for why a player deserves an MVP or other sports award requires organizing statistics, narratives, and historical context into a coherent argument, which is time-consuming to do from scratch. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Statistical Arguments: Assemble traditional and advanced metrics into a structured case for a candidate. - Narrative Framing & Historical Comparison: Frame the candidate's season against past winners and voting precedents. - Counter-Arguments: Anticipate and address common objections voters raise against the candidate. - Use Case: A sports writer preparing an awards column can generate a complete MVP case for a candidate, including metrics explanations, comparisons to past winners, and rebuttals to rival candidates. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build an MVP case for a specific player, including statistical arguments, historical comparisons, and counter-arguments.