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Career Resume

Career Resume answers what a career looks like analytically: Peak, Prime, Longevity, and Trajectory, using overlapping career-self bands, not mutually exclusive buckets.

See it on a real career

Each bar is one qualifying season, as a share of that player's best. Tap or hover a bar for details.

Why it matters

  • Casual fans get a readable career arc without inventing a single “GOAT score.”
  • Peak, Prime, and Longevity stack: a peak season is also prime and longevity; prime seasons remain longevity seasons.

How to interpret it

  • Peak = the single qualifying season with the highest CPI.
  • Prime = the longest contiguous run of qualifying seasons at ≥90% of that peak CPI.
  • Longevity = count of qualifying seasons at ≥70% of peak CPI (includes all prime seasons).
  • Longevity-only = 70–89% of peak: still meaningful production outside the prime band.
  • Bands are career_self, relative to this player’s own peak, not a league percentile.

How DRBL uses it

  • Player pages and ASK DRBL career questions.
  • Qualification: GP≥20 & MPG≥15 (or shortened-season accommodation).
  • Trajectory phases (rise / prime / late / current) describe arc shape; they are not separate CPI thresholds.