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This actually pretty simple IMO.

Regardless of how big or small the school is if a kid is talented at both hitting and pitching he will hit when he pitches and he will play the field when he's not pitching. High school baseball has enough days off that I don't think arm fatique would be an issue when doing both. I have seen this at my son's school with no problems.

If a talented pitcher can't hit he won't and he probably won't mind.

This all seems to work itself out pretty quickly so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

12/11/091:42 PM

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