The fourth player in a Baseball batting rotation is traditionally called the "cleanup hitter". He is generally someone who hits for power and has the ability to hit lots of homeruns. That way he can clean the bases if any of the first three batters (usually good at getting base hits) gets on base.
cleanup hitter
When the New York Yankees started putting numbers on their uniforms, they used the numbers 1-8 for the players that were starters. The number of the player corresponded to the position in the batting order that the player hit. Lou Gehrig hit fourth in the batting order, so he was given #4. Babe Ruth hit third in the batting order, so he was given #3.
In baseball, the 4th batter in the lineup is called the 'cleanup' batter.
No, once a player has been placed in the batting order they stay in that position regardless of what defensive position they may play or be moved to.
Extra Hitter. Player hits in batting order but is not in the field.
It is the 10th spot in the batting order of a player that only plays defense but does not bat.
The fourth best player in the world by the end of 2013 was Frank Ribery. The best player in the world was Lionel Messi.
a fourth order consumer is an animal that eats a third order consumer like a King Brown Snake is a fourth order consumer where is a Pacific Black Duck is a third order consumer. so this means the snake eats the duck
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A fourth order consumer in a food chain is a carnivourous animal that is three animals above the base plant
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Lou Gehrig. The Yankees were the first team to use numbers, and originally used where the player hit in the batting order. Ruth batted third and Gehrig fourth, and thus were numbers 3 and 4. Both numbers are retired.