| Some A's |
| N.L. no-nos |
| Some A.L.'ers |
| A.L. tenth men |
| A.L. stand-ins |
| Some AL hitters |
| Some AL batters |
| Some AL sluggers |
| Some A.L. players |
| A.L. lineup members |
| AL arrivals of 1973 |
| Batters-only in A.L. |
| A.L. lineup fixtures |
| Certain A.L. batters |
| N.L. lineup absentees |
| AL players who bat only |
| Tenth men on A.L. teams |
| Some batters, for short |
| Fall Classic part-timers |
| Many aging A.L. sluggers |
| Some players at the Jake |
| The N.L. doesn't use them |
| Aging A.L. sluggers, often |
| Giambi and others in the AL |
| The N.L. doesn't allow them |
| P replacers, in some lineups |
| The A.L.'s David Ortiz et al. |
| They're not used at AT&T Park |
| Players who only bat, briefly |
| ALers who don't play the field |
| Batters who don't field (abbr.) |
| Some A.L. (but not N.L.) players |
| They don't play the field: Abbr. |
| Ballplayers who only bat, briefly |
| N.L. teams usually don't use them |
| The reason AL pitchers don't swing |
| Cabinet agcy. founded under Bush 43 |
| Some AL players, but not NL players |
| You won't see them in N.L. ballparks |
| A.L. batters who don't play the field |
| Tom Ridge's former employer, for short |
| They're all hit and no field, for short |
| Baseball batters who don't take the field: Abbr. |
| They play in alternate World Series games: Abbr. |
| American League batters who don't take the field: Abbr. |
| Players who spend most of their time on the bench, briefly |
| The Yankees use them, but the Mets rarely ever can (abbr.) |
| They sometimes get to third base without scoring, and they never play the field: Abbr. |