Unconfirmed Player Note: For Neal Heaton, there were three levels of hangovers - regular hangovers, whiskey hangovers and "night after a tractor pull" hangovers.

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: Whenever the Cleveland Indians pitching staff needed a win in the worst way, they encouraged Ramon Romero to pull out the glove he knew as "mi pupura martillo". Translation: My Purple Hammer

Unconfirmed Player Note: Fischlin was a .320 hitter in the 25 career games he played the night after being pummeled in a bar fight.

Unconfirmed Player Note: If it were legal, Andy Allanson would hunt humans for sport.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Waits surprised Indians team officials when he requested that his 1983 signing bonus be paid entirely in Bubbalicious.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Inspired by the movie Can’t Buy Me Love, Rod Nichols agreed to pay half of his 1988 salary to two unnamed teammates who promised that they could make him “cool”.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Ernie is still kicking himself for not coming up with the nickname "Macho" Camacho.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Jamie Easterly never understood why people were under the impression that baseball players had lots of sex with groupies.

Unconfirmed Player Note: In 1982 Carmen Castillo batted a career low .208. It was then that teammates informed him that his hitting was likely to improve if he took the weighted donut off for his actual at-bats.

Unconfirmed Player Note: On May 30, 1988 Atherton was forced to sit out the game and was disciplined by Indians manager Doc Edwards after eating an entire tube of eye black that he found on the dugout floor.

Unconfirmed Player Note: In 1981, Gorman Thomas was suspended five games after he ripped off the arm of a heckling fan and used it to lay down a succesful sacrifice bunt during the game.

Unconfirmed Player Note: In 1983, a 9-year-old Indians batboy mistakenly tried on Andre Thornton's glasses and was rendered legally blind in both eyes.

Unconfirmed Player Note: In 1988, during an on-field brawl between the Indians and the Red Sox, Sammy Stewart was beaten mercilessly by both the Red Sox players and his own teammates.