When a pull hitter with a high batting average is at the plate, it is common for the manager of the defensive team to implement the defensive tactic known as "shifting", moving one or more infielders or outfielders to the side of the field to which the batter usually hits, with the number of moved players being proportional to the increase in likelihood of the batter's hitting to that side of the field.
When a pull hitter with a high batting average is at bat, it's typical for the defensive team's manager to use a specific strategy. This involves adjusting the positioning of infielders or outfielders towards the side where the batter usually hits and moving players in proportion to the increased likelihood of the batter hitting that area.