Pic: Unique baseball player pitches with both arms, and, according to one newspaper headline, underwater

Pat Venditte is unique, just not that unique

Oakland A's pitcher Venditte is as close to a one-of-a-kind as you'll find in sports. The A's called the 29-year-old up from the minor leagues over the weekend, and he made his debut against the Boston Red Sox, throwing a pair of scoreless innings on Friday night. So far, nothing especially headline-worthy. But while switch-hitters, batters who can swing from the left or right-hand side of the plate, are a dime-a-dozen, Venditte is just as effective throwing with his right or left hand and is the first switch-pitcher in 20 years to reach the majors. https://twitter.com/EvryDayBaseball/status/607015099962937344 Of course, Venditte is a big news story in America, but we think one newspaper went a bit too far in describing his abilities. https://twitter.com/NeillWoelk/status/608018850760650752 Venditte might be a useful guy out of the bullpen now, but wait until Underwater Baseball is launched and he'll be a star. In the meantime, we reckon the Seattle Mariners, Tampa Bay Rays and Miami Marlins will be in touch. [h/t Niall Murphy]