It okay to have it in American league but it takes away something when you bring it into the National league, it was always a good contest watching the pitcher get a at bat and the lineup changes during game.
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View Poll Results: Should a DH be used in National league baseball
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Yes
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No
12 66.67%
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08-09-20 09:53 AM #1
Are you in favor of DH in National league baseball
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08-09-20 10:15 AM #2
No - for both leagues!
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08-09-20 11:24 AM #3
make all players hit
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08-09-20 11:31 AM #4
i dont mind it in the NL
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08-09-20 11:35 AM #5
Im an over bettor so you know my answer
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08-09-20 11:39 AM #6
I was a "traditionalist" until the Astros moved to the American League. I'm all for the universal DH now. There will be a better chance to win fans over with more offense. It extends the careers of some players that might be slower in the field, but can still contribute at the plate. I think a pitcher should be looked at as a specialist like a goalkeeper in soccer or hockey, or any position in football.
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08-09-20 12:30 PM #7
All Pitchers Matter.
...unless they are suppose to bat
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