Unconfirmed Player Note: Because Tim Stoddard never could fully grasp the traditional system of counting fingers, Orioles catchers were forced to bring picture-based flashcards behind the plate to call the game.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Gary Roenicke made the bittersweet decision to turn pro in baseball only after the local horseshoe throwin' league in which he starred officially folded.

Unconfirmed Player Note: In the greater Kansas City metro area, Steve Balboni cards are considered a valid form of currency.

Unconfirmed Player Note: He might have been a .258 lifetime hitter, but Dave Bergman was absolutely dominant when the team sat around the dugout and played "duck, duck, goose".

Unconfirmed Player Note: Some players chewed tobacco or sunflower seeds during games. Joe Orsulak chewed hunks of raw porterhouse.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Incavigilia never came to terms with the Texas Rangers policy that prevented him from taking the field in his lucky jean shorts.

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

Unconfirmed Player Note: 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.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Rick Camp once crippled a man over an argument about a half full can of Camo XXX Malt Liquor

Unconfirmed Player Note: In 1984, Jeff Burroughs was placed on the 15 day DL after straining his hamstring during a hand to hand brawl with a 4,000 lb Grizzly Bear in his backyard. The Grizzly did not survive.