What is the easiest position to learn in baseball?

I've played in every position before. Pitcher and Cather are hard for different reasons. The rest of the infield is challenging because of the reflexes you have to possess. Outfield is the easiest but I think center field is the hardest of the three because they are pretty much the 'quarterbacks' of the outfield. They have to run to left or right field to back up the other. Also a throw from center to home is a lot harder to make other than right or left field. Now even though I say the infield is tough, one of the easiest positions for me was first base. But I loved having most plays rest on my shoulders. But for anyone just learning the game, I would have to say right field because there aren't quite as many left handed batters so the balls tend to go towards center and left more.

All the fielding positions are equally as hard in professonal baseball or softball. Players can hit the ball to any of the outfielders and they have to be able to make the play with all the variables involved. The infielders all must be ready to react to a hit ball. Pitching and catching are probably the hardest. At first instinct, I was going to answer being a first or third base coach, but that isn't a cakewalk either. There are signs to know, players speed and base running abilities, players arms on the defense and the ability to take a chance if one thinks it is right. It's not like when one is a young person, the worst player always went to right field, as there was little action out there. PEACE

I think you are right...pitching takes alot of skill...catching takes alot of physical ability ....and being a baseman takes alot of serious multitasking skills...watching to see where the ball goes..watching the other guy trying to steal a base etc. The outfield is a good place to be to learn the position.