Unconfirmed Player Note: It sort of freaked him, but Charlie Puleo couldn't help it. Mr. Met just sort of made him feel funny in his pants.

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: Safe to say Dick Schofield was afraid of what teammates would say if he "held it on the knob".

Unconfirmed Player Note: A slave to superstition, even after earning a job as a Major League third basemen, Tim Foli refused to take the field with anything other than the plastic glove he first debuted in a 1958 Little League game.

Unconfirmed Player Note: No matter how much he had hoped his status as a Bazooka Shining Star would increase his locker room cred, Paul Gibson was still voted by his teammates "most likely not to bag one groupie" before the 1989 season.

Unconfirmed Player Note: As reigning Prom King, Pruitt insisted on having his Topps picture taken at Glamour Shots.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Sadly, Butch was the only one who failed to recognize the irony of his first name.

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

Unconfirmed Player Note: Though he tried desperately to hold it together, Eric Hanson inevitably broke down when teammates insisted that the Santa Claus at the Mariners Christmas fundraiser wasn't real.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Although Dave LaPoint's 1985 drug test proved negative for all illegally-banned MLB sustances, it did show an unusually high amount of estrogen.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Despite his best efforts, Jeff Kunkel never convinced his Rangers teammates to join him in a game of “suck and blow”.