Editing Switch hitter (section)

==Notable switch hitters==
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* [[Roger Connor]] – All-time home run champion before Babe Ruth. 
* [[Mickey Mantle]] – The all-time home run leader among switch-hitters, a first-ballot [[List of members of the Baseball Hall of Fame|Hall of Famer]].
* [[Chipper Jones]] – Also a first-ballot Hall of Famer, and the most recent of only two switch-hitters with extended MLB careers (5,000 at-bats or more) to have a career batting average of .300 from each side of home plate.
* [[Eddie Murray]] – Hall of Famer and the only other switch-hitter (apart from Mantle) with [[500 home run club|500 career homers]]. Also, is one of two switch hitters (Pete Rose being the other) with 3,000 or more hits.
* [[Frankie Frisch]] – Another Hall of Famer, and the only other switch-hitter with an extended career to hit .300 from each side of home plate.
* [[Pete Rose]] – The all-time career hits leader in MLB. 
* [[Bill Mueller]] – Only player in MLB history to hit a grand slam from each side of the plate in the same game.
* [[Jimmy Rollins]] – Phillies all-time career leader in hits and doubles, 2007 National League MVP and [[Silver Slugger Award|Silver Slugger]], 3 time All-Star and 4 time [[Gold Glove Award|Gold Glover]].
* [[Ozzie Smith]] – Hall of Fame [[shortstop]] ([[San Diego Padres|Padres]], [[St. Louis Cardinals|Cardinals]]) who did not hit a home run left-handed until his game-winning blast in Game 5 of the [[1985 National League Championship Series]], his 3,009th career at-bat (including postseason) from the left side.
* [[Jason Varitek]] – Became the first player in MLB history to catch four no-hitters (later tied by [[Carlos Ruiz (baseball)|Carlos Ruiz]] in 2015).