Well, in several hundred years, who knows what will happen. I feel it could be possible. It is probably going to be like one player or something, but still...Originally Posted by BINGLEBOP
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Well, in several hundred years, who knows what will happen. I feel it could be possible. It is probably going to be like one player or something, but still...
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Sure, anything is possible, but there's no real need for a team to count on such a player coming through their system. Instead of waiting for a hitter/pitcher, they can develop hitters and pitchers individually and not have to concern themselves with a two-way player.
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After Rick Ankiel was sent down to the minors in 2001 and was still trying to get back to the majors as a pitcher, he DH'ed in AAA on the days that he wasn't pitching.
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Hey, if switch pitching pitchers currently exist, than I see no reason why DH'ing pitchers cannot exist.
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