OF DH, b. 1966. McReynolds was an irritant on the bench and often wouldn't talk to teammates, treating others—especially female attorneys—rudely and with sarcasm. His blatant anti-Semitism hung over his relations with his Jewish colleagues, Brandeis and Cardozo. Belle was known for his hot-headdish demeanor and abrasive behavior. In 1995, he cursed out Hannah Storm, a female reporter for NBC, before chasing her from the dugout before Game 3 of the World Series. He was fined $50,000. Two years later he destroyed a thermostat after his Chisox teammates adjusted it to warm up the clubhouse. OF, b. 1959. This slugger for the Padres and Mets was also a solid centerfielder and crafty base stealer, once swiping 33 in a row over the course of three seasons. OF DH, b. 1948. When his New York Yankee teammate Reggie Jackson once declared himself blessed with a 160 IQ, Rivers asked: “Out of what, 1,000?” RHP, b. 1952. Won the AL Cy Young award in 1982 when he went 18-6, even though he had an unimpressive 3.34 ERA, and walked nearly as many batters as he struck out.