Angels split series with game 4 roller coaster ride

I am little surprised by your answer. Gubi also said right. But when you look at homeruns that he hit on major level, he hit total of 33, 17 of which were last year, 18 from right handed pitcher, 15 from left handed pitcher. This year, he has hit 2 homeruns from left side. I don’t see him as a homerun hitter; in fact, he swings too hard in some situations where he needs to just meet the baseball, but I appreciate his occasional pop, and I seem to remember him hitting with more authority from left side.

I know this is off subject, but both of my sons played baseball. My older one was definitely a better more athletic player, who batted and threw left only. Younger one, who is naturally right handed, seeing his beloved brother always batting left, batted left, never right. Their coaches never tried to make them into switch hitter, but I think the younger would have been a decent switch hitter. Now, my older son is an amazing amateur golfer with single handicap; he swings from right side. Kind of opposite of Phil Mickelson.