Unconfirmed Player Note: Ralph Citarella's 1984 stats - 10 games, 22 innings pitched, 72 Jersey Shore chicks bagged.

Unconfirmed Player Note: For Neal Heaton, there were three levels of hangovers - regular hangovers, whiskey hangovers and "night after a tractor pull" hangovers.

Unconfirmed Player Note: Once his teammates figured out that Rich Dotson could be hypnotized just by humming "Wheels on the Bus", there really was no limit to the ways they could screw with him.

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: Ever since the day he first saw the card, Terry Kennedy regretted wearing extra bronzer the day he posed for that Diamond Kings painting.

Unconfirmed Player Note: In the 1981 offseason, Craig Kusik accomplished a life-long goal by publishing a cookbook entitled "Hot Dogs: Perfect for every meal"

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.