
Shane Mack, Minnesota Twins: “Hey remember that song ‘Return of the Mack’?” “Nope.” “Cool. Hey, I need to go return this jersey I bought.” (Found by Nick at Target Field.)

Shane Mack, Minnesota Twins: “Hey remember that song ‘Return of the Mack’?” “Nope.” “Cool. Hey, I need to go return this jersey I bought.” (Found by Nick at Target Field.)

Edgardo Alfonzo, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim: Sure, he only played 18 games with the Halos before the team released him. For those three weeks, though, Sports Illustrated was sure that the team had the Second-Best Infield Ever. (Found by Jorge in Anaheim.)

Kenny Lofton, Pittsburgh Pirates: “Watch out, ladies. It’s time to steal third!” (Found by Kevin in Chicago.)

Chad Bradford, Oakland Athletics: “Look, man. I don’t care what tastes the best; I just want to find an undervalued asset. Now, are onion rings or nachos the OBP of concession stands?” (Found by Brian in Oakland.)

Ron Harper, Chicago Bulls: Laugh all you want. He singlehandedly led the Bulls to a three-peat. What? Fine. Luc Longley helped, too. (Found by Max in Chicago.)

Esteban Loaiza, Chicago White Sox: Loaiza has hit 120 MPH on the radar gun. Sure, it was in a Ferrari. On a public road. When he was allegedly drunk. But you can’t teach velocity! (Found by Nick at Wrigley Field.)

Marcus Giles, Atlanta Braves: We can never remember who the good brother is. Is it Brian Giles or Andy LaRoche? (Found by Matt W. at Citi Field.)

Ernest Wilford, Jacksonville Jaguars: ” Is this the express train to Obscure Receiverville? And will it make a stop in Crappy Tightendland? Matt Jones and I are going to brunch.” (Found by Matthew in Boston.)

Jeromy Burnitz, Milwaukee Brewers: Overheard in 1969: “Alright, I want to name the kid Jeremy. You want to name him Jerome. There’s gotta be a compromise here…” (Found by Jay at Fenway Park.)

Damon Buford, Chicago Cubs: Buford was a legit five-tool player: He could play baseball, be from Baltimore, and be born in 1970. Also, he owned a hammer and a crescent wrench. (Found by Steven.)