When Mark Lemke said that Greg Maddux "played to a hitter's strength-just when he doesn't expect it" he meant that Maddux
A) forces the hitter into a prisoner's dilemma.
B) is subject to the winner's curse.
C) is following a dominant strategy.
D) is following a mixed strategy.

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By "playing to a hitter's strength-just when he doesn't expect it," Lemke is suggesting that Maddux employs a mixed strategy, randomly selecting pitches that may play to the hitter's strengths. This approach makes it incredibly difficult for the hitter to anticipate Maddux's next pitch, giving Maddux an advantage.

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