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The 9 positions of baseball

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In actuality there are potentially 10 positions if the league allows for a designated hitter:

* Pitcher

* Catcher

* 1st Base

* 2nd Base

* 3rd Base

* Shortstop

* Left Field

* Right Field

* Center Field

* Designated Hitter (if allowed)

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