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Which baseball player has the best nickname?
I really like King Felix (Felix Hernandez of the Mariners) even if some people say he hasn't earned it.
And I have to admit that Jaba the Hutt is a great nickname and freaking hilarious!
31 Answers
- harmonvLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Papi -- Edgar Martinez (aka: Gar)
Coltrane -- Russell Nathan Coltrane Jeanson Martin (LA Dodger catcher's full name)
Junior -- Ken Griffey Jr.
Mr. October -- Reggie Jackson
Wild Thing -- Mitch Williams
Rajah -- Rogers Hornsby
Vacuum Cleaner -- Brooks Robinson
Stan "The Man" Musial
Rube Waddell -- his first name is George
The Flying Dutchman -- Honus Wagner (real name: John Peter Wagner)
Rapid Robert -- Bob Feller
Double X -- Jimmie Foxx (aka: Beast)
Little General -- Johnny Bench
Old Pete -- Grover Cleveland Alexander
Sweet Swingin' Billy from Whistler -- Billy Williams
Pee Wee Reese -- Harold
The Octopus -- Marty Marion (aka: Slats)
Firemen -- Joe Page (aka: The Gay Reliever)
El Presidente -- Dennis Martinez
"Sudden" Sam McDowell
Harold "Pie" Traynor
Pepper Martin -- Johnny Martin (aka:The Wild Horse Of The Osage)
The Toy Cannon -- Jimmy Wynn
Sweet Music -- Frank Viola
Frank "Home Run" Baker -- career = 96 HR, best season = 12 HR
Charles "Old Hoss" Radbourn
Double No-Hit -- Johnny Vander Meer (aka: The Dutch Master)
Sweetbreads Bailey -- Abraham Lincoln Bailey
Puddin' Head --Willie Jones
Dizzy Dean -- Jay Dean
Daffy Dean -- Paul Dean
Sweet Lou -- Lou Whitaker Jr.
The Old Perfessor -- Casey Stengel
Commy -- Charles Comiskey
The Swamp Fox -- Alvin Dark (aka: Blackie)
Leo "The Lip" Durocher
And last but not least:
The Iron Horse -- Lou Gehrig (aka: Biscuit Pants)
LOL ... I've never heard him called Biscuit Pants.
- 1 decade ago
Senor Smoke - Juan Bereanguer
The Great Bambino, The Sultan of Swat, The King of Crash, The Colossus of Clout, The Babe
Big Papi
The Big Unit
Big Hurt
The Iron Horse
The Wizard
The Splendid Splinter (Ted Williams)
Willie "Hit 'em Where They Ain't" Keeler
Hammerin' Hank Aaron
The Georgia Peach (Ty Cobb)
Mordecai "Three Fingers" Brown
The Yankee Clipper ("Joltin' Joe" DiMaggio)
Fred "Bonehead" Merkle
Walter "Big Train" Johnson
- 1 decade ago
George Herman "Babe" Ruth
How about Willie "Pudding Head" Jones because he was always getting beaned.
"Duke" Snider
Carl Furrillo "The Reading Rifle"
Mike Epstein "Super Jew"
"Dizzy" Dean and his brother "Daffy" Dean
Walter"The Big Train" Johnson
PS The original king was King Carl Hubbell Or maybe Charlie King Kong Keller
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- Willie JLv 51 decade ago
Oil Can Boyd
Scooter Rizzuto (bless his sole)
The Mad Hungarian Al Hrabosky
Catfish Hunter
Good Stuff
- 1 decade ago
My favorite has always been Walt "3 blind" Weiss, shortstop for the A's late 80's/early 90's. He also had a stop in Atlanta before calling it quites.
- 1 decade ago
Vladimir Guerrero - "Bad Vlad" "Vlad the Impaler"
Jason Schmidt - Jason "Holy" Schmidt
Rich Gossage - "Goose" Gossage
Sammy Sosa - "Corky" Sosa (after the corked bat incident)
Willie Mays - "Say Hey Kid"
There's a bunch but these just haven't been mentioned yet =P.
- 1 decade ago
Greatest baseball nickname of all time is from the 1800's.
Bob "Death to Flying Things" Ferguson.
- 1 decade ago
ive always been a fan of ted williams, the splendid splinter.
Some other good ones, Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd
Ozzie Smith, the Wizard of Oz
Virgil "Fire" Trucks