DHS

Players who spend most of their time on the bench, briefly

• A.L. batters who don't play the field

• A.L. stand-ins

• Aging A.L. sluggers, often

• AL batters

• AL lineup members

• AL sluggers: abbr.

• ALers who don't play the field

• Baseball figures: Abbr.

• Batters who don't field (abbr.)

• Certain A.L. batters

• Certain batters (abbr.)

• Giambi and others in the AL

• Letters for some batters

• N.L. no-nos

• Non-fielding A.L. players

• Only the A.L. uses them

• Players who only bat, briefly

• RBI leaders, often

• Some A.L. batters

• Some A.L. players

• Some A.L. sluggers

• Some A.L.'ers

• Some A's

• Some AL players, but not NL players

• Some batters, for short

• Some MLB hitters

• Some players at the Jake

• The A.L.'s David Ortiz et al.

• The N.L. doesn't allow them

• The N.L. doesn't use them

• The reason AL pitchers don't swing

• The Yankees use them, but the Mets rarely ever can (abbr.)

• They don't exist in the N.L.

• They don't play the field: Abbr.

• They go in for Ps

• They have no pos.

• They play in alternate World Series games: Abbr.

• They play offense but not defense: abbr.

• They're all hit and no field, for short

• They're not used at AT&T Park

• Tom Ridge's former employer, for short