What are the very best names in baseball history? Please contribute. I'll start. Coco Crisp.

@CodifyBaseball Good ol' Rusty.

@CodifyBaseball Vida Blue

@CodifyBaseball Nyls Nyman

@CodifyBaseball Marquis Grissom

@CodifyBaseball Marc Olsen.

@CodifyBaseball Rusty Kuntz

@CodifyBaseball Some memorable Cleveland MiLB players Yatner Crisostomo Sicnarf Loopstok Makesiondon Kelkboom Pork Chop Pough Yeffersson Yannuzzi

@CodifyBaseball Bumpus Jones

@CodifyBaseball The other Coco. Coco Laboy

@CodifyBaseball Lu Blue

@CodifyBaseball Pumpsie Green

@CodifyBaseball Lance Broadway

@CodifyBaseball Buck Farmer

@CodifyBaseball This is probably on the thread somewhere, but didn’t see it

@CodifyBaseball Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd

@CodifyBaseball Rollie Fingers

@CodifyBaseball Can't believe nobody has mentioned the great Stubby Clapp yet.

@CodifyBaseball Richard Lovelady

@CodifyBaseball Chili Davis - case closed

@CodifyBaseball Shooty Babitt

@CodifyBaseball Grant Balfor

@CodifyBaseball Dansby Swanson really tickles me every time. I can’t not picture a Victorian era gentleman with a posh accent and swagger.

@CodifyBaseball Oil Can Boyd

@CodifyBaseball Bob youtu.be/lvh6NLqKRfs?fe…

@CodifyBaseball Gaylord Perry

When he and Milton Bradley played for Cleveland my dad got seven year old me to buy into Coco being the namesake for the cereal and Milton Bradley was the heir to the Milton Bradley board game fortune. Needless to say, those sitting around us in the old Metrodome had a field day with it. 😅

@CodifyBaseball Milton Bradley

@CodifyBaseball William Van Landingham

@CodifyBaseball Ole curly

@CodifyBaseball Placido Palanco. He never even played for my team but I walk around the house to this day doing what most likely is an offensive hispanic accent saying “Placido Palanco” don’t know why. It’s my favorite.

@CodifyBaseball John Rocker

@CodifyBaseball This is the only answer

@CodifyBaseball Alfredo Amezaga