Bunt or swing away? Use speed or rely on hitting skills? It feels like the Atlanta Braves haven't been that good at driving home a runner after a lead-off double, but it's difficult to fact-check that kind of game scenario.
Even if you could, it also might not be directly applicable to the situation that teams will face in extra-inning games this Summer:
Every game going beyond nine innings will begin with the placement of a runner on second base: the hitter making the last out in the prior inning.
It's a move intended to preserve pitcher arms and protect against games going deep into the night when teams have limits of days off and -- especially early on -- pitchers with pitch-count limits.