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In the 1981 offseason, Craig Kusik accomplished a life-long goal by publishing a cookbook entitled "Hot Dogs: Perfect for every meal"
Player: Craig Kusik
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Stricken with a clean face and desperate to fit in with the trends of the era, Mark Lee bit the bullet and glued a patch of armpit hair to his upper lip before spring training 1979.
Player: Mark Lee
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Upon his debut in 1987, Tommy Gregg broke down barriers in becoming the first Paleolithic Neanderthal to play in the Majors.
Player: Tommy Gregg
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Caudill always had some extra zip on his fastball when the A’s catcher taped a picture of a sausage pizza to the inside of his mitt.
Player: Bill Caudill
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In 1985, Wayne Gross demanded that the Orioles trade him after he learned that clubhouse regulations prohibited him from mounting his prize 16-point deer head in his locker.
Player: Wayne Gross
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Throughout his 25 year career, Terry Forster was 6-0 in games where he secretly replaced the rosin bag with a bag of powdered sugar.
Player: Toerry Forster
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In 1985, Foley experienced an offensive resurgence when he elected to bypass traditional pine tar and instead coat his bat with Plochman's yellow mustard before each plate appearance.
Player: Marvis Foley
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Luzinski made headlines in 1985 when it is believed that he became the first player in history to request the bullpen car to drive him to first base after he earned a walk.
Player: Greg Luzinski
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Lavalliere was infamous for throwing crazed locker room tantrums whenever the pre-game clubhouse buffet did not include McDonald's Sausage and Egg McMuffins.
Player: Mike Lavalliere
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Vern Ruhle set a major league record on September 7, 1983 when he struck out 17 batters and tossed a complete game two hitter after defecating in his pants.
Player: Vern Ruhle
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Charlie Kerfeld was ejected from a game in 1988 after the umpire searched him and found a hot dog and two twinkies stashed in his glove.
Player: Charlie Kerfeld
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Once played an entire game in Japan in a Godzilla costume. Horner hit two homeruns in the game.
Player: Bob Horner