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

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: Kravec made his stance crystal clear to White Sox upper management - you make him wear a jersey with a fake butterfly collar, he's flat out refusing to tuck it in. Deal with it.

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: 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: 10 seconds before this photo was shot, Willie McGee took a sip of what he thought was Pepsi. It was actually a cup of Jack Clark's tobacco spit.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Even though his teammates quickly tired of it, he insisted that everyone refer to the clubhouse bathroom as "Rowland's Office".

Unconfirmed Player Note: The Fleer photographer was able to land the perfect photo, only when Ramirez bent down to play with his pet gerbil, whom he called "Lil' Burrito."

Unconfirmed Player Note: When this picture was taken, Ken Phelps was thinking about clowns.

Unconfirmed Player Note: When asked about his pre-game ritual of spitting out sunflower seeds and swatting at them with his bat, Rodney Scott responded "I have no clue where I am right now."