To offset the effect of the designated hitter system, what might the American League do to reduce
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To offset the effect of the designated hitter system, what might the American League do to reduce the number of beanballs thrown?
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Introduction The designated hitter DH system is a rule in baseball where a player bats in place of the pitcher as opposed to the traditional approach where pitchers also bat The DH rule has been in pl...View the full answer
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