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Growing Demand for Right Handed Hitters in Baseball
The article discusses a shift toward right handed batters in major league baseball, noting managers advocate for players who bat right handed to counter southpaw pitching. It cites teams like the White Sox Cubs and Braves and explains why left handed hitters face more trouble against left handed pitchers, while right handed hitters adapt more easily. It highlights players and managers observing the trend and the advantage of stepping quicker to first base for left handed batters, with emphasis on industry-wide interest in right handed hitting talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Paw
Sanborn
White Sox
Rowland
Eattern
Cubs
Braves
Lke Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Larry Doyle
Edie Collins
Buck Weaver
Jeagney