As degenerate, peanut-and-crackerjack baseball fans, we thought we'd seen every stance in the book since Mel Ott and Mickey Tettleton graced the diamond...
Former Red Sock-current Yankee Kevin Youkilis and his finger-tip grip...
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Longtime Brewer Craig Counsell and his unnecessary stretch...
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Heck, even ageless phenom Julio Franco and his violent patience...
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But not one batting-stance pioneer came close to Coastal Carolina designated hitter Alex Buccilli, who completely tarnished all expectations for what a "strange" batting stance really could be. Let's marinate in the awkward, yet revolutionary praying-mantis stance...
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