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What if I told you that you could take to the diamond.........

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..........to play in the field for 3 innings in a Spring Training game at one position for your favorite team? What position do you play?

I would want to play at SS, but I probably should play 2nd.

Right field for the Cardinals.

Left field, 1966 Orioles.

Designated Hitter. If I have to take the field, anywhere in the OF.

While I was a third basemen, what a thrill it would have been to catch 3 innings of a "Old Hoss" Radbourn start in 1884 for the Beaneaters. That was the year my man won 59 games. Of course, if I threw down a one finger sign, Old Hoss would probably give me the finger in return.

Ten years ago I would've wanted a couple innings on the mound, but I don't have the rubber-arm at 47 that I used to have, so I'll say 1B or DH.

First base for the Reds. Nothing ever gets by me. Joey Votto would be on the trading block.

On the bump or 1st Base.

 

And before SF weighs in, yes during the era when ball gloves were used. :rolleyes:

Pitch. Haven't done it now in anything organized for 8 years and I miss it.

SS for the cardinals

30 years ago I would have said catcher for the Indians.

 

Now, I'd be happy with firstbase coach.

Statistican

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