"Lefties love it low and in"

[Bote McBoteface]

I've heard this from a lot of baseball announcers, and my friend and I are having a discussion about it right now. Is this true, and if it is, why is it true?

[third eye]

I've heard this from a lot of baseball announcers, and my friend and I are having a discussion about it right now. Is this true, and if it is, why is it true?

 

Was this intended to be a double entendre?

[Clem Fandango]

I've heard this from a lot of baseball announcers, and my friend and I are having a discussion about it right now. Is this true, and if it is, why is it true?

 

It is true, because they can turn on it and snap it off if it's an unwelcome visitor.

 

Thanks. Tip your bartender. Try the veal

[Mike Aller]

I've heard this from a lot of baseball announcers, and my friend and I are having a discussion about it right now. Is this true, and if it is, why is it true?

 

It is true, because they can turn on it and snap it off if it's an unwelcome visitor.

 

Thanks. Tip your bartender. Try the veal

Is this because lefties get used to facing righties?

[UK1679666180]

I've heard this from a lot of baseball announcers, and my friend and I are having a discussion about it right now. Is this true, and if it is, why is it true?

 

I don't know if it is, but the theory is that most left handers generally have a natural uppercut & pull motion to their swing which puts the ball more likely into the path of the sweet spot of the bat.

[bcl412]

I'm a lefty (for batting at least) and I always liked the ball below my waist. But, isn't that primarily where you would want the ball anyways, especially if you're facing a MLB fastball?