The American League uses a designated hitter.
Some exceptions:
If an American League team plays at a National League Park (Yankees play at Shea Stadium or the new Citi Field against the Mets) then the American League team can't use a Designated Hitter.
If a National League team plays at an American League Park (Mets play at Yankees Stadium) then the National League team is allowed to use a designated hitter.
The American League uses the Designated hitter, and the pitcher does not bat as in the National League.
The rules are practically the same. The only difference is that the AL uses uses a Designated Hitter, and the NL doesn't.
there is a designated hitter in the American league because the pitchers don't bat so they take there spots
national league does not have the DH.
No. The National League only has a designated hitter if the NL team is playing an inter-league game in an AL park.
The only difference in the rules is that the AL uses the designated hitter, and the NL doesn't.
The National League. The American League has a designated hitter.
yes, in the American League
American League since 1973
Only if the home team is from the American League.
if its in a American league stadium yes national league no
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