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Orlando Pride › named question

DossierThrough 2026-09-01

How did Orlando Pride's 2017 directness and transition profile compare with the 2017 NWSL regular-season field?

Orlando Pride's 2017 directness index was 0.2, compared with a league median of 0.174. Orlando Pride's transition attack share was 0.556, compared with 0.569 for the 2017 NWSL regular-season field.

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Definition hash
b85c8214727b7dba70ef4b3b601bac45b021e26fdc5b20ea2bc6e5a1580f75d5
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answer
Executed
2026-09-02T16:01:17.481Z
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deployment_release
Source identity
2026-09-02
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pinned (2026-09-02)
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2026-09-02T16:01:17.481Z
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2026-09-01
Claim verification
located

Declared answer

Orlando Pride's 2017 directness index was 0.2, compared with a league median of 0.174. Orlando Pride's transition attack share was 0.556, compared with 0.569 for the 2017 NWSL regular-season field.

Derived from claim-semantic-contextual-team-style-profile · The direct answer restates the located workflow claim.

What mattersEvidence-backed summary

  1. Modeled

    Orlando Pride's 2017 directness index was 0.2, compared with a league median of 0.174. Orlando Pride's transition attack share was 0.556, compared with 0.569 for the 2017 NWSL regular-season field.

    The profile describes how Orlando Pride attacked relative to the named league-season distribution; the indexes are style coordinates, not grades.

    Derived from claim-semantic-contextual-team-style-profile · This significance statement is derived from the located claim.

    Evidence · Workflow evidenceFull table ↓
    Selected evidence from Workflow evidence.
    Modeled style signalOrlando Pride2017 NWSL median
    Directness index0.20.174
    Transition attack share0.5560.569
    Shot-triggered threat for per 902.0961.628
    Shot-triggered threat against per 901.5961.635
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deployment release

2026-09-02

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Through 2026-09-01

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Workflow evidence

Orlando Pride's supported team-style signals against the 2017 regular-season median.

Workflow evidence. Orlando Pride's supported team-style signals against the 2017 regular-season median.
Directness index0.20.174
Transition attack share0.5560.569
Shot-triggered threat for per 902.0961.628
Shot-triggered threat against per 901.5961.635

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