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| Crossword Clue | Baseball players who bat but dont field Abbr. |
|---|---|
| Answer | DHS |
| Length | 3 letters |
| Crossword Clue Explanation | DHS stands for Designated Hitter, which refers to a baseball player who bats in place of the pitcher but does not play in the field. The Designated Hitter rule is used in the American League of Major League Baseball. |
| Clue Category | Sports and Recreation |
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Baseball players who bat but dont field Abbr. Crossword Answer with 3 letters is:
- DHS
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