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∙ 2007-09-12 00:08:07There are 9 players in a Baseball batting order.
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∙ 2007-09-12 00:08:07By order of the Commissioner of Baseball, number 42, Jackie Robinson's number with the Dodgers, has been retired from all Major League teams, although players who wore "42" prior to the Commissioner's order have the option of continuing to wear that number.
A batting order is a sequence in which, in a game such as cricket or baseball, a side's batsmen go in to bat.
Baseball jerseys did not have numbers when Babe Ruth played for the Red Sox (1914-1919). Babe Ruth first wore a jersey with a number (#3) in the 1929 season for the New York Yankees. Numbers originally designated the players place in the batting order. (Ruth batted 3rd in the line-up.)
When baseball uniform numbers first became common in the late 1920s, numbers were assigned based simply on the batting order: Babe Ruth wore #3 and Lou Gehrig wore #4, for example. As of today, numbers are assigned to players by teams. Players can choose an available number for just about any reason they want, or they can simply take whatever the team offers them. Teams usually just assign them randomly, although there are GENERAL rules that better players get lower numbers, pitchers always get a number over 30, and rookies get a very high number. If an existing player on a team has a number that a new player wants, the latter can only ask for it -- and, in some cases, pay for it. Teams have retired numbers as a way of saying, "Nobody else will ever be worthy of wearing the same number as this great player." The Yankees, for example, have retired 19 such numbers.
Extra Hitter. Player hits in batting order but is not in the field.
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They used to be assigned according to batting order, but nowadays players can be assigned a number upon their own request or by luck of the draw
they take control of the team and put their players in the batting order and also make decisions about where the players are going to play on the field
Originally they were given numbers to correspond with the batting order.
A batting lineup or batting order in baseball consists of nine players. The order of the batting order is determined by the manager of each team and can change during the game if the manager replaces players. In Major League Baseball (MLB) the American League (AL) employs a Designated Hitter (DH) rule in which another player (not among the nine field players) can bat in the place of one of the fielders, usually in place of the pitcher. The National League (NL) does not employ this rule.
they order them
By order of the Commissioner of Baseball, number 42, Jackie Robinson's number with the Dodgers, has been retired from all Major League teams, although players who wore "42" prior to the Commissioner's order have the option of continuing to wear that number.
A batting order is a sequence in which, in a game such as cricket or baseball, a side's batsmen go in to bat.
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.
The starting lineup in baseball is either nine or ten players, depending on the rules of the governing body. Some bodies allow a designated hitter to replace the pitcher in the batting order, but not when the team is fielding.
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In order for players to be playable players in "MLB 08 The Show," they must have played at least 1 game in the previous Major League Baseball season and they cannot be 1 of the players that are known as "replacement players" meaning players who played during the 1995 season while there was a Baseball strike ongoing, this is because the replacement players are banned from entering into the Players' Association which means they cannot be in any games that are under license with Major League Baseball and the Players' Association.