[Answer] Since 1989, Major League Baseball has NOT had any left-handed throwers play what position?

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...Being left-handed in baseball, except in rare cases, means exclusion from the position of catcher. The most common reason cited is that a left-handed catcher is at a disadvantage in making the throw to third base, especially with a right-handed hitter at the plate. The last left-handed catcher to play in the big leagues was Benny Distefano, who caught three games for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1989. There have only been 30 left-handed throwing players who caught in at least 1 defensive inning. If you count those guys who caught 100 or more games in a career, you're down to exactly five left-handed catchers.

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Catcher:

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