Unconfirmed Player Note: In the 1981 offseason, Craig Kusik accomplished a life-long goal by publishing a cookbook entitled "Hot Dogs: Perfect for every meal"

Unconfirmed Player Note: Of all the photographer's puppets, Manny Sanguillen's favorite was Rodney the Donkey.

Unconfirmed Player Note: The first time Dennis Lamp saw the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, he felt as though he was looking in a giant mirror.

Unconfirmed Player Note: He stressed out about it all night and sure enough, just as he had feared, the donuts were brought out seconds after Paul Reuschel was called away for his photo shoot.

Unconfirmed Player Note: This picture was taken just 4 days before tennis star John McEnroe filed for a formal restraining order from Don Stanhouse

Unconfirmed Player Note: Without fail, the first thing Warren Brusstar did when the Phillies arrived in a new city was spend his entire per diem dressing up and getting "Old Time Photos" taken.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Until that magical day he saw them in the bleachers at Wrigley, Garry Templeton had always thought people were lying when they said white chicks had pink nipples.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Jerry Turner went to every trichologist within 100 miles of San Diego and none of them could seem to pinpoint why the left side of his fro could never sustain the volume as the right side.