Python Dictionary / Loop Output

• Make a dictionary for the nine Tampa Bay bays that are given. Use player names as keys and a list for each value.
• Each list of values ​​should contain the position the player is playing, the batting order, and the current average. See above.
• When the dictionary is complete, use a for loop to display the dictionary keys and values. This is what I got for this

• Next, use a loop to print "lineup" (dictionary in batting order). This is a step I need help with, but not sure how I go about how to order for such a dictionary. The list made more sense to me, but that's not the question.

    main():
        rays_players = { 'DeJesus': ['DH', 6, 299],
                   'Loney': ['1B', 4, 222],
                   'Rivera': ['C', 9, 194],
                   'Forsythe': ['2B', 5, 304],
                   'Souza Jr': ['RF', 2, 229],
                   'Longoria': ['3B', 3, 282],
                   'Cabrera': ['SS', 7, 214],
                   'Kiermaier': ['CF', 1, 240],
                   'Guyer': ['LF', 8, 274] }
  
      for key in rays_players:
          print(key, rays_players[key])
     main()
  
        
  
          
          
          
        
  
      

This is what I tried, but it doesn't work, I am very new to this:

for key in sorted(rays_players.items(), key=lambda v: (v)):
    print ("%s: %s" % (key))

      

        
        
        
      

    

Step 4 should look like this:

Batting 1: CF Kiermaier, current average: 240

Batting 2: RF Souza Jr, Current Average: 229

Batting 3: 3B Longoria, current average: 282

Batting 4: 1B Loney, current average: 222

Batting 5: 2B Forsythe, current average: 304

Batting 6: DH DeJesus, Current Average: 299

Batting 7: SS Cabrera Current Average: 214

Batting 8: LF Guyer, current avg: 274

Batting 9: C Rivera Current Average Speed: 194