Like Harold "Growing" Baines and Mike "Pepperoni" Piazza, this Canadian had a long career and a great Chris Berman nickname. 

We surveyed 100 people. Top 6 answers are on the board. Here's the question:

"Name your favorite Werner Herzog movie."

This Missouri native was always great at finding a few outs. Then, one day, he found seven new siblings. 

Ryan Fagen, Senior MLB Writer for The Sporting News joins us to talk about Mike! 

Episode 100! We celebrate the way any 1988 Topps fan should: by lionizing a guy who really hit his stride in his 30s and 40s.  We've still got it. 

This natural hitter retired three times, but achieved greatness after learning to cope with a rare condition. 

It's like they always say: Don't bring a small intestine to a knife fight. 

Who wouldn't want to start a cake fight with the '86 Mets while on a plane? Mark Simon returns to the show to explain.

This rookie slugger quickly became a Red Sox fan favorite, and if he hired us to run his campaign for President, he totally would've won. 

Despite what rumors you might have heard in school, kids in Texas do not ride a horse to school—but they do have baseball. 

This power hitter from Arkansas had a knack for flying under the radar in New York. Too bad the pigeon didn't.