It is a rarity to see a lefthander playing second base but it has occurred several times in MLB history. Willie Keeler, a Hall of Famer nicknamed Wee Willie and normally an outfielder, played 19 games at second base over his career that spanned 1892-1910. Hal Chase, normally a first baseman, played 36 games at second base between 1905-1919. Bill Hulen, a utility player that also played shortstop,played 2 games at second base for the 1896 Philadelphia Phillies and Don Mattingly, famed Yankee first baseman, played 1 game at second base in 1983.
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Over 80% of the players, youth and senior in North America are Left Handed.
If you learn at home it may be a little harder because 99.9% of the printed/written instruction is for right handed players. If you are left handed, you are probably aware of this worldly problem already and have some system already in your head to reverse everything anyway and can deal with it so don't let it stop you. i played a left handed guitar from scratch and its so easy to learn from right handed players because it is like looking at a mirror image of ure own guitar...for me right handed is alien and if jimmy Hendrix can play left handed anyone can.stick it out like yer dude above is sayin.
All players must hit right handed in the game of polo. Left handed play was discontinued in the mid 1970s due to safety reasons.
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