Reply to "Does your pitcher only pitch?"

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At 2019Son's school (largest classification in biggest section in California), the no. 1 pitcher (2016; a D-1 commit) plays 3B when he is not pitching. The no. 2 pitcher (2016; also a D-1 commit) is a PO. The no. 3 pitcher (2018) was essentially a PO on varsity last year as a freshman, but he will not be a PO going forward. The no. 4 pitcher (2016) plays OF when he is not pitching (really, he is primarily an outfielder).

So it depends on the kid. The only hard-and-fast rule I have seen at his school is that the shortstop and catcher don't pitch.

9/2/154:11 PM

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