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Milton Bradley
Carl Everett
Steve Lyons
Lenny Dykstra
Turk Wendell
Mark Fidrych
Dizzy Dean
Most feared man in MLB.Kyle Farnsworth - Apparently he's nuts. At least that was the picture painted by the latest ESPN the Mag article.
I saw him bodyslam a player during a brawl.Most feared man in MLB.Kyle Farnsworth - Apparently he's nuts. At least that was the picture painted by the latest ESPN the Mag article.
It was Paul Wilson, Cincy Reds pitcher.http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2224323120I saw him bodyslam a player during a brawl.Most feared man in MLB.Kyle Farnsworth - Apparently he's nuts. At least that was the picture painted by the latest ESPN the Mag article.![]()
Anybody who gets their own Warren Zevon song is ok in my book:If by looney, you mean "baseball purist in it's truest form that got ####ed over by that fat ####### Don Zimmer", then I guess Bill Lee is looney. Zimmer never was or will be half the baseball man that Bill Lee is.
Jorge Posada still does.........Moises Alou peed on his hands. That has to count for something.
Rod BeckWho was that pitcher who ended up living in a trailer outside the ballpark for the minor league team he played for late in his career?
posada pees on alou?Jorge Posada still does.........Moises Alou peed on his hands. That has to count for something.
Him.Rod BeckWho was that pitcher who ended up living in a trailer outside the ballpark for the minor league team he played for late in his career?
Funny stuff. At my bachelor party back in '99 when I was living in CT, we had a dinner at Morton's in NYC before we went out. I asked a guy where the bathroom was (a guy in my party) and he said" take a left, right at Rickey Henderson and a left at the door". I totally got turned around as I was looking for a poster/photo of Rickey on the wall. On my way back, I bump into a table, and see Rickey with his family (was funny in its own right as the restaurant was all adults, but Rickey was there with multiple kids as though it was "Kids night at Perkins") and just stood there in shock. They all look up at me, he cracks a smile and I just walk off. To this day, I tell people Rickey was at my bachelor party.1) Rickey… on referring to himself in the third person:“Listen, people are always saying, ‘Rickey says Rickey.’ But it’s been blown way out of proportion. People might catch me, when they know I’m ticked off, saying, ‘Rickey, what the heck are you doing, Rickey?’ They say, ‘Darn, Rickey, what are you saying Rickey for? Why don’t you just say, ‘I?’ But I never did. I always said, ‘Rickey,’ and it became something for people to joke about.”2) In the early 1980s, the Oakland A’s accounting department was freaking out. The books were off $1 million. After an investigation, it was determined Rickey was the reason why. The GM asked him about a $1 million bonus he had received and Rickey said instead of cashing it, he framed it and hung it on a wall at his house.3) In 1996, Henderson’s first season with San Diego, he boarded the team bus and was looking for a seat. Steve Finley said, “You have tenure, sit wherever you want.” Henderson looked at Finley and said, “Ten years? Ricky’s been playing at least 16, 17 years.”4) This one might be my second favorite. This wasn’t too long ago, I think it was the year he ended up playing with the Red Sox. Anyway, he called San Diego GM Kevin Towers and left the following message: “This is Rickey calling on behalf of Rickey. Rickey wants to play baseball.”5) This one happened in Seattle. Rickey struck out and as the next batter was walking past him, he heard Henderson say, “Don’t worry, Rickey, you’re still the best.”
Kind of unfair, guy's dad died that literally taught him everything he knew about baseball, and was one of the main reasons he had dedicated his life to baseball. It all caught up to him about a year later and he needed some time off to treat his anxiety and renew his dedication to the game. If he was "looney", something a lot worse would have happened.Joey Votto...but I don't think he is the "good" crazy.
Mitch Williams to add to the Philly theme. I would also throw in Inky and Kruk. You gotta love guys in the "health" era who down beers and smoke in the clubhouse (although I think Inky was doing the most smoking).