Cool Names Cubs		Best Names Sox Infielders		Cool Names Sox
1st   T E A M	First Base	The Big Hurt	You don't even have to say his name Just say "Big Hurt"-- they know who you mean!
	Second Base	Bobby Knoop	Is it pronounced "noop" or is it pronounced "kuh-noop?" Surprise! It's actually pronounced "kuh-nopp!"
	Shortstop	Luke Appling	The fans yelled "Come on, Luke!" because it sounded cool! And Old Aches and Pains was a great nickname too!
	Third Base	Willie Kamm	A classic ballplayer first name And a last name that rhymes with "wham" and "bam"
2nd   T   E A M	First Base	Zeke Bonura	Starts with a Z! Ends with an A! You know it's a classic the first time you hear it!
	Second Base	D'Angelo Jiminez	It's the apostrophe! Without the apostrophe, his name isn't cool!
	Shortstop	Chico Carrasquel	Dubbed "The Caracas Cat" by broadcaster Bob Elson His name instantly became a Hispanic classic!
	Third Base	Joe Crede	A tough-sounding name for a hard-playing hombre This name means business, and it suits the player to a T!
3rd   T   E A M	First Base	Billy Jo Robidoux	Having a great baseball name does not automatically Make you a great baseball player
	Second Base	Dave Brain	Every team needs to have a brain on the field But you want one that can handle a bat and a glove as well!
	Shortstop	Bucky Dent	"Buck Dent" would never cut it, but plop that "y" in. . . . . . and you have a classic sounds-like-a-ballplayer name!
	Third Base	Rocky Krsnich	There should be another vowel in there somewhere. . . . . . but if you stick it in, his name would no longer be cool!
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