crazy s***

I had two guys on my team when I was 13-14 years old, that could do that. They were both prodominantly righty, but could pitch effectively from the port side.

I had two guys on my team when I was 13-14 years old, that could do that. They were both prodominantly righty, but could pitch effectively from the port side.

Gee, mutants in Kentucky, who would have thought?*

*I kid, because I care™

Greg Harris did it some in the early 90s.

 

He could switch from righty to lefty but mlb rules would not allow him to switch more than the one time during a game.

 

http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlib...Harris_Greg.stm

Edited May 10, 200619 yr by knightni

Everybody seems to forget that Billy Wagner was a natural right-handed pitcher for a long time, broke his arm twice, taught himself to throw left-handed I believe (I think I do remember his story) by throwing nothing but fastballs against a barn wall, and now here he is as one of the most dominent closers in the game.

Edited May 10, 200619 yr by SoxAce

I remember.

 

But Wagner never pitched righty in the majors.

 

THAT would be awesome if he could throw 98 righty too.

^^^^^^

 

Ya I know, just wanted to throw that out there.

Gee, mutants in Kentucky, who would have thought?*

*I kid, because I care™

 

For the record, I grew up in the Chcago area.

Edited May 10, 200619 yr by YASNY

I've heard about this before. I took a games and officiating class over a year ago and if I remember right, according to Iowa baseball rules, the pitcher can switch whenever, just aslong as it's not during an at bat.

For the record, I grew up in the Chcago area.

Nevermind that, you live in Kentucky now, you must be a hick!

theres a guy pitching for creighton here in nebraska who pitches with both arms more of a location pitcher tho...cant throw above the high 80s with either arm..he's got good numbers tho...and throws diff pitches with each arm....for example he has fastball change slider for rught arm and curve fast ball change for left

How does a switch pitcher pitch to a switch hitter!?

Edited May 11, 200619 yr by Cuck the Fubs

Nevermind that, you live in Kentucky now, you must be a hick!

 

That's beside the point. The "mutants" were in Illinois.

We've got an amphibious pitcher in AA......Mr. Lumsden.

We've got an amphibious pitcher in AA......Mr. Lumsden.

 

What do you mean? He pitches while he swims?

 

Anybody know if there is a major league ruling on whether a pitcher can switch pitching arms to whoever comes to bat if he has the ability to do so?