That does make sense. I do dream of playing at the next level, though. Do you mean that an ambidextrous pitcher really isn't useful (in general) at the next level? Or, if I thought I had the ability to develop the left side to a level that plays, shouldn't I try? What level does play as an ambidextrous pitcher from the left side?
Sorry for all the questions. I just want to get an understanding of your reasoning. My understanding is that Pat Venditte, for example, had that ability to do both at a high level, and it only helped him get to where he played. My hope is that I have a chance of developing the left side to a high level, and so why not try? Of course, I would be keeping up on the right side and improving there in the meantime.