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A Common Misconception
I understand what you're saying, I wonder those things too.  However, people tend to remember the unusual occurances and consider them everyday events.  It's a common psychological phenomena.  It also results in people sayng, "Smoking can't be that bad for you,  I have a great Aunt whose smoked for 53 years and she's still alive....".
As a very quick data check I looked at 7 RT teams in the Senior Circuit.  I saw 12 hits by pitchers over 90 games.  I think you are probably just remembering the big events and forgetting about the number of times the pitchers make outs.