Cool Names Cubs		Best Names Cub Infielders		Cool Names Cubs
1st   T E A M	First Base	Hee-Seop Choi	His first name has a hyphen! That's a rarity! Cool, too! What do you call him for short? Hee? Hee hee?
	Second Base	Footsie Blair	Why Footsie? His baseball skills? Political skills? Shoe size? Did he get it as a kid or after he reached the big leagues?
	Shortstop	Mister Cub	He earned his title by hitting homers, winning MVP awards. . . . . . and saying-- in his upbeat fashion-- "Let's play two!"
	Third Base	Aramis Ramirez	Say his name three times in a row-- it's tough to do! Plus Ram is short for both his first and last names!
2nd   T   E A M	First Base	Joe Pepitone	First and last names fit together in pleasing manner Classic ballplayer name during a classic Cub era
	Second Base	Eddie Miksis	A "sounds-like-a-ballplayer" name of the first rank! His wife? She's Mrs. Miksis. Try saying that a few times!
	Shortstop	Woody English	It's a language, a nationality, a subject in school! That's why it's a cool name. And Woody? Also cool!
	Third Base	Stan Hack	A pair of no-nonsense names that get to the point, and . . . project a macho, masculine and manly image!
3rd   T   E A M	First Base	Phil Cavaretta	A Lane Tech boy from the good old days! Cub fans loved him, a hometown boy who made it!
	Second Base	Joey Amalfitano	A warm and friendly-sounding name Five syllables in last name-- a real mouthful!
	Shortstop	Hal Leathers	When you think shortstop, you think glove! And a guy named Leathers should play some mean defense!
	Third Base	Kevin Orie	A strange-sounding name is Orie It has but four letters, and three of them are vowels!
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