Sequential visuals are often the fastest path from data to baseball action, but weak sequencing can blur causality and priority. When charts appear in arbitrary order, stakeholders must reconstruct the argument mentally, increasing error risk and meeting fatigue. Effective sequencing mirrors decision logic: context, evidence build, uncertainty boundary, then recommendation. This structure helps coaches and analysts align quickly while preserving methodological honesty. In sports analytics communication, chart order is not cosmetic; it is part of interpretability and implementation quality. Broadcast and front-office decks often inherit software export order, which reflects analyst workflow rather than how a skipper consumes evidence between pitches. Reversing that habit turns a folder of plots into a decision instrument.