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What happens when an ambidextrous pitcher faces off against a switch-hitting batter?
- Thread starter min0 lee
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That is true, he may be able to complete more games...
Or both games of a double-header.
Why did he swing at the last pitch? LOL! It was in the parking lot!
Maybe if he had switched to lefty, he would have been nailed & walked.
Why did he swing at the last pitch? LOL! It was in the parking lot!
Maybe if he had switched to lefty, he would have been nailed & walked.
It's like deja vu all over again.
He could bean Derek Jeter and A-Rod at the same time.
Why did he swing at the last pitch? LOL! It was in the parking lot!
Maybe if he had switched to lefty, he would have been nailed & walked.
when is the last time that kid has seen a right handed pitcher while batting right handed? as a switch hitter he has always used that ability to his advantage, and therefore not seen a pitch from a weak position since probably little league.
True, I'm sure Da Mayor can better answer that question though....
what it's like to bat from a weak position? are we still talking about baseball mino?
I copied a post DaMayor made about this subject which KBM started which was the same thread I started.....I...I...I'm lost now.
I agree though, he may have never batted from his weak position.....or he may have been frustrated they gave the pitcher the edge.
I think min0 means DaMayor is a switch-hitter.
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What an interesting scenario. MLB will have to deal with this sooner rather than later.
