LHP, b. 1949. “The Mad Hungarian” was known to stomp around the mound in an angry fashion to help get himself psyched up for his relief appearances. RHP, b. 1943. Won 20 games six years in a row, and rang up 3,192 K’s in his career. LHP, b. 1974. Immigrants to the US have good reason to dislike these players. Clark once served as the civilian coordinator of Japanese internment in California. President Truman called him “about the dumbest sonofabitch” he’d ever met. He may have said the same about Rocker who, in a 1999 Sports Illustrated interview, offered this wisdom: "The biggest thing I don't like about New York are the foreigners. I'm not a very big fan of foreigners. You can walk an entire block in Times Square and not hear anybody speaking English. … How the hell did they get into this country?" LHP, 1903-1988. One of the best southpaws in the history of the game, King Carl was named to baseball’s Hall of Fame in 1947.