Switch Pitcher Henry Knight , 12:1 strike-to-walk ratio Ambidextrous Pitchers - Class of 2015 The Class of 2015 has only a handful of switch pitchers, but they are very talented – with the skills to play multiple positions. One ambidextrous fielder has played every position for the varsity team. Most of these pitchers are naturally left-handed, but wanted to field other positions when they were young, so they started throwing right-handed. Plus, most ambidextrous players are solid hitters, which is becoming a trademark of this unique group. Four switch pitchers have signed to play in college. One ambidextrous pitcher caught the attention of coaches around the country, but he decided to study computer science at a college without a baseball team. Another multi-sport athlete was called to serve on a mission in Cambodia. This list highlights the top ambidextrous high school baseball players from the class of...
Learn about ambidextrous pitchers – from Little League to the MLB.