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Originally Posted by Boomcoach
I think that rolling the dice is part of what makes drafting fun. Hard decisions have to be made, and you can make no assumptions.
If you don't draft a second catcher, I would think you could, in your strategy set up, force another player to become a catcher for a game. I know that this happens in real life. I have seen a player put on the "tools of ignorance" because someone has to!
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I'm left-handed and played in a men's league in my late 20s. We had no catcher but our SS's father was left-handed and a high school coach so he had a catcher's mitt. I'm not very good so I wasn't starting anywhere else and we didn't have a catcher so I got handed the mitt, was asked if I was wearing a cup (not that they would have cared) and wished good luck. The guy on the mound threw what felt like 90 with a drop off the table curve. I'm sure it was more like 75 but that was last time I ever did that.