@DanDotLewis Pitchers vs QB’s would be a better question. Shortstops throw from a ton of diff arm angles , have balls hit and thrown 95 mph at them, they dive and jump all the time.......pitchers throw from one arm angle and cover first.

@EOF34 I was originally thinking catchers tbh

@DanDotLewis Average Joe's

@mdnitethndr If you can dodge a linebacker, you can dodge a ball.

@DanDotLewis I'm glad the people are getting this right. The mobility is just no contest in favor of the shortstops save for a select few QBs.

@DanDotLewis I feel like there's a lot of baseball fan/writer bias going on here. Dodgeball resembles football far more than baseball. Throwing a large ball at a moving target while trying to avoid interceptions and incoming obstacles. That's what QBs do.

@DanDotLewis Everyone seems convinced that the answer is shortstops but quarterbacks are also incredible freak athletes, more accustomed to throwing a larger ball, and have a size advantage on shortstops. They're also used to catching with both hands.

@DanDotLewis @Norm_Diggity_30 shortstops easy

@DanDotLewis Quarterback can’t get out of the way, shortstop can. Simple

@DanDotLewis Eli Manning would be sooo bad at dodgeball🤦🏻‍♂️

@DanDotLewis Whoever Goodell wants to win

@DanDotLewis I gotta go with QBs since they throw at moving targets while SSs throw at a fixed location. Granted, both can throw on the run and from various angles.