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I always prefer watching NL games, so I disagree with the basic premise that this "improves on-field product."poopComment
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I don't like that AL games last 7 hours but I like the overall feel of the game. Every at bat has the potential for something to happen.
The casual fan would much rather watch AL ball though, I'm sure.This post was brought to you by: Dat SEC SpeedComment
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I enjoy the game much more without the DH. It significantly decreases the use of a benchComment
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It significantly decreases the use of less talented players is what I'm seeing.Comment
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And decreases the use of strategy in the gameComment
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Well, not necessarily. You're creating 16 more full time offensive jobs. Those aren't going to be filled with studs out of nowhere.Originally posted by Mainge View PostpoopComment
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Oh man, those sac bunts and double switches are soooooo exciting and strategic!Originally posted by jay576 View PostComment
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We're gonna need a DH.There's No jOOj In Team.Comment
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I don't think it does. The double switch isn't this amazing strategic ploy. The only thing it takes away is forcing the manager to decide to PH, or leave your starter in in late game situations.Originally posted by jay576 View Post
I was talking about Jay's comment about decrease in bench being used.Originally posted by Bobbob1313 View PostComment
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It completely changes in game management by removing a lot of variables.Comment
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I don't think so. Managers do a hell of a lot more in-game than PHing and changing pitchers.Comment
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I never said they don't except having a DH completely changes that part of managing.Originally posted by Mainge View PostComment
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Like getting a free out every 3 innings and being able to pitch around an 8 hitterOriginally posted by jay576 View PostComment
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Don't forget base clogging!There's No jOOj In Team.Comment
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