Matt Flesch, director of the documentary "Last Comiskey," joins the show to talk about the reliever who saved everything in 1990 — except that historic ballpark.

This backup infielder and long-time coach was only the second Japanese-American to play in MLB, paving the way for future greats. The extra "N" is for "Nice Glasses."

Pop quiz: Who is the all-time leader in batting average with the bases loaded? 

Meet Mr. Clutch.

Like his mentors Quiz and Teke, this reliever had high integrity and a low release point. 

The song from 1968 is catchy, but it doesn't really make sense, as Interstate Highway I-5 was built in 1964, and anyone born and raised in San Jose would know that's how you get to Los Angeles, and back. 

You know the old cliche, "It's better to be lucky than good"?

Is it true? And if so, then how do you explain Jose DeLeon's career? 

This Puerto Rican phenom had fewer seasons in the majors (3) than the show 227 was on the air (5), and never met Jackeé, as far as we can tell from Baseball Reference. 

What could be more wholesome than a guy who bought his Mom two houses and now claims "Honorary Canadian" status?  

This Bronx Bomber from Jersey was so powerful that SI compared him to the Babe. But it was one huge homer with the White Sox that earned our host's affection forever.

Are you gonna finish that manicotti? 

This scrappy outfielder has a surname that means "last" in French, but for Cubs fans, it meant "fast." Also, what would make you hang up the phone on the President?