The theory is that the dominant eye if you are right handed will more often than not be the right eye and if you are left handed it is generally your left eye.If you are right eye dominant and you bat in a left handed stance your right eye will be in front so I can understand the theory into making a right eye dominant kid bat left handed, however there have been studies that show there isn't much difference between batting averages between right hand bat / right eye dominant and left hand bat / right eye dominant and vice versa with left hand bat / left eye dominant and left hand bat / right eye dominant.As I put on another thread it would be interesting to compare scoring areas of these players as this may tell you more than their averages, i.e. do they score in the direction of the dominant eye.I am left eye dominant and bat right handed and I use my right hand for writing, racquet sports etc although I can play tennis and badminton almost as well left handed as I can right handed.
I know it's early, but Watson has to be the leading contender for the 2011 world player of the year!