Baseball Therapy: What if There Weren’t Four Infielders? Russell A. Carleton November 18, 2020 Share: > Image credit: Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports Subscribe to Baseball ProspectusPlaying a fifth infielder is a tactic normally reserved for desperate times. Full access to this article is for Premium Baseball Prospectus subscribers. Sign up today to get access to insightful analysis for the discerning baseball fan. Super-Premium - $66.99 / yearPremium - $45.95 / yearPremium Monthly - $6.99 / month Subscribe to Baseball Prospectus In This Article 4 Defensive AlignmentFive InfieldersFour Outfielders Related Articles The Outfield is a Very Big Place $ by Russell A. Carleton 4/28 2 Latest Articles MLU: Meet the Next Juan Uribe $ by Nathan Graham 9/17 2 Rafael Devers is Struggling with Fastballs $ by Lucas Apostoleris 9/17 2 Box Score Banter: Correa Crushes; Miller High Life B by Baseball Prospectus Editors 9/17 1 Golden Age: Week of September 12 $ by Matt Sussman 9/17 0 Another Way Shohei Ohtani Has Been Awesome $ by Robert Arthur 9/17 0 more chevron_rightchevron_right Russell A. Carleton More about: Defensive AlignmentFive InfieldersFour Outfielders Latest Articles MLU: Meet the Next Juan Uribe $ by Nathan Graham 9/17 2 Rafael Devers is Struggling with Fastballs $ by Lucas Apostoleris 9/17 2 Box Score Banter: Correa Crushes; Miller High Life B by Baseball Prospectus Editors 9/17 1 Related Articles The Outfield is a Very Big Place $ by Russell A. Carleton 4/28 2 You need to be logged in to comment. Login or Subscribe Comments are closed.
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