List of baseball player nicknames

This is a list of baseball players by nickname.

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A

"A-Fraud" = Alex Rodriguez, American shortstop and third baseman ^[1]
"A-Mazing" = Alex Rodriguez, American shortstop and third baseman
"A-Ram" = Aramis Ramirez, Dominican third baseman
"A-Rod" = Alex Rodriguez, American shortstop and third baseman
"A-Roid" = Alex Rodriguez, American shortstop and third baseman
"The Amazing Amezaga" = Alfredo Amézaga, outfielder
"Arky" = Joseph Vaughan, American shortstop

B

"B. J." = Melvin Upton, American center fielder (an abbreviation of his childhood nickname, "Bossman Junior")
"Babe" =
- Charles B. Adams, American starting pitcher
- Floyd C. Herman, American right fielder
- George Ruth, American starting pitcher and outfielder^[2]
"Baby Bull" = Orlando Cepeda, Puerto Rican first baseman
"Baby Braves" = Group of young Atlanta Braves players from the mid-2000s Brian McCann , Pete Orr, Ryan Langerhans, Jeff Francoeur, and Kyle Davies. The list develops as new players, mostly developed from the highly successful draft, are developed.
"Bake = Arnold McBride, American outfielder
"Bam Bam" = Hensley Meulens, Curaçao left fielder
"The Great Bambino" = George Herman Ruth, American starting pitcher and outfielder
"The Barber" = Sal Maglie, American starting pitcher
"The Bash Brothers" = José Canseco and Mark McGwire, Cuba-born American outfielder/DH and native-born American first baseman respectively, when they were teammates on the Oakland Athletics
"Batman and Robin" = Mike Piazza and Robin Ventura, American catcher and third baseman respectively, when they were teammates on the New York Mets during the late 1990s
"The Beast" = Jimmie Foxx, American first baseman
"Beast Mode" = Michael Morse, American first baseman
"Bernie" = Bernabé Williams, Puerto Rican center fielder
"Be Home" = Bert Blyleven, Dutch-born American starting pitcher
"Big Cat" = Andrés Galarraga, Venezuelan first baseman
"Big Daddy" =
- Cecil Fielder, American first baseman/DH
- Rick Reuschel, American starting pitcher
"Big Daddy Vladdy" Vladimir Guerrero Dominican outfielder
"Big Donkey" =
- Billy Butler, American DH
- Adam Dunn, American left fielder
"The Big Hurt" = Frank Thomas, American first baseman/DH
"Big Jew" = Sandy Koufax NL Pitcher
"Big Mac" =
- Willie McCovey, American first baseman
- Mark McGwire, American first baseman
"Big Papi" = David Ortiz, Dominican DH
"Big Poison" = Paul Waner, American outfielder
"Big Puma" = Lance Berkman, American outfielder and first baseman
"Big Red" = Mark McGwire, American first baseman
"Big Six" = Christy Mathewson, American starting pitcher
"The Big Train" = Walter Johnson, American starting pitcher
"The Big Unit" = Randy Johnson, American starting pitcher
"Big Z" = Carlos Zambrano, Venezuelan starting pitcher
"Billy" = Alfred Manuel Martin, Jr., American second baseman and manager
"Bip" = Leon Roberts, American outfielder
"Bird" =
- Mark Fidrych, American starting pitcher
"Biz" = John Raleigh Mackey, U.S. baseball player^[3]
"Black Jack" = Jack McDowell, American starting pitcher
"Black Mike" = Mickey Cochrane, American catcher
"Blue Moon" = John Odom, American starting pitcher
"Bone" = Jay Buhner, American outfielder/DH
"Boomer" =
- Ron Blomberg, American DH/first baseman/right fielder
- George Scott, American first baseman
- David Wells, American starting pitcher
"Bubba" = Richard Crosby, U.S. baseball player
"Buck" =
- Frank McCormick, U.S. baseball player
- John Jordan O'Neil, U.S. baseball player and ambassador
- William Showalter, American manager
- George Weaver, American shortstop and third baseman
"Bucketfoot Al" = Al Simmons, American outfielder
"Buddy" =
- David Bell, American third baseman and manager
- Charles Myer, American second baseman
"The Bull" = Greg Luzinski, American left fielder/DH
"Bulldog" = Orel Hershiser, American starting pitcher
"Bullet" (or "Bullets") = Charles W. Rogan, American starting pitcher (also played frequently in other positions)
"Bullet Joe" = Charles Rogan, American starting pitcher ^[4]
"Bump" = Elliott Wills, American second baseman
"Bye Bye" = Steve Balboni, American first baseman/DH

C

"El Caballo" (Spanish, "The Horse") = Carlos Lee, Panamanian left fielder
"Campy" =
- Roy Campanella, American catcher
- Bert Campaneris, Cuban shortstop
"Candyman" =
- John Candelaria, American starting pitcher
- Tom Candiotti, American pitcher
"Cap" = Adrian Anson, American first baseman
"Captain Bly" = Bert Blyleven, Dutch-born American starting pitcher
"Captain Hook" = George L. Anderson, American manager (also a second baseman, but this nickname is exclusive to his managing career)
"Cat" = Frank Catalanotto, U.S. baseball player
"Catfish" = Jim Hunter, American starting pitcher^[5]
"CC" = Carston Charles Sabathia, American pitcher
"Charlie Hustle" = Pete Rose, American multi-position player
"Chick" = Arnold Gandil, American first baseman
"Chicken" = Fred Stanley, American shortstop
"The Chicken" = Ted Giannoulas, baseball mascot
"Chicken Man" = Wade Boggs, American third baseman
"Chico" = Cleotha Walker, U.S. baseball player
"Chief" = Charles Bender, American starting pitcher
"Chipper" = Larry Jones, Jr. , American third baseman
"Choo-Choo" = Clarence Coleman, U.S. baseball player
"El Chupacabra" (Spanish for "the goatsucker") = Yovani Gallardo, Mexican baseball player
"Cobra" = Dave Parker, American outfielder/DH
"Cocky" = Eddie Collins, American second baseman
"Coco" = Covelli Crisp, American center fielder
"Colossus" = Mark McGwire, American first baseman
"The Commerce Comet" = Mickey Mantle, American center fielder
"Connie Mack" = Cornelius McGillicuddy, U.S. baseball player, manager, and team owner
"Cookie" =
- Octavio Rojas, Cuban (later U.S.) outfielder and second baseman
- Carsten "CC" Sabathia, American starting pitcher, derisive nickname given to him by the Cleveland media due to his size and use of his initials
"Cool Papa" = James Bell, U.S. baseball player^[6]
"Country" = Enos Slaughter, American right fielder
"Crime Dog" = Fred McGriff, American first baseman/DH
"Cy" = Denton Young, American starting pitcher
"Cyclone" = Denton Young, American starting pitcher

D

"D-Mat" = Daisuke Matsuzaka, Japanese starting pitcher (no longer used)^[7]
"The D-Train" = Dontrelle Willis, American starting pitcher
"Daffy" = Paul Dean, American starting pitcher
"Dazzy" = Clarence Vance, American starting pitcher
"Deacon" =
- Charles Phillippe, American starting pitcher
- James White, American catcher and third baseman
"Death To All Flying Things" = Bob Ferguson, American infielder
"Dewey" = Dwight Evans, American right fielder
"Dice K" = Daisuke Matsuzaka, Japanese starting pitcher^[7]
"Dixie" = Fred E. Walker, American right fielder
"Dizzy" = Jay Dean, American starting pitcher^[8]
"Doc" =
- Roger Cramer, U.S. baseball player
- Dwight Gooden, American starting pitcher
- Harry Halladay, American starting pitcher
"Dr. K" = Dwight Gooden, American starting pitcher
"Donie" = Owen Bush, U.S. baseball player
"The Donkey" = Adam Dunn, American left fielder
"Donnie Baseball" = Don Mattingly, American first baseman
"The Donora Greyhound" = Stan Musial, American outfielder and first baseman
"Double X" = Jimmie Foxx, American first baseman
"Dragon Slayer" = Josh Fogg, American starting pitcher
"Ducky" = Joe Medwick, American left fielder
"Duke" = Edwin Snider, American center fielder^[9]
"Dummy" = William E. Hoy, American center fielder
"El Duque" = Orlando Hernández, Cuban starting pitcher
"Dusty" =
- Johnnie Baker, Jr., American outfielder and manager
- James L. Rhodes, U.S. baseball player

E

"E-Rod" = Alex Rodriguez, American shortstop and third baseman ^[10]^[11]
"El Hombre" = Albert Pujols, Dominican first baseman
"El Sid" = Sid Fernandez, American starting pitcher
"Everyday Eddie" = Eddie Guardado, U.S. baseball player
"Everyday Jonny"=Jonny Venters, U.S} baseball pitcher

F

"Flash" =
- Joe Gordon, U.S. baseball player
- Tom Gordon, American closer
"Fleet" = Moses Walker, U.S. Negro League baseball player
"Flip" = Al Rosen, American third baseman
"The Flying Dutchman" = Honus Wagner, American shortstop
"The Flyin' Hawaiian" = Shane Victorino, American baseball player (a native of Hawaii)
"The Fordham Flash" = Frankie Frisch, U.S. baseball player
"Foxy" = Arthur Irwin, Canadian baseball player
"The Franchise" = George Thomas Seaver, American baseball player
"The Freak" = Tim Lincecum, American baseball player
"Fran-Rad" = Francisco Rodriguez, Venezuelan closer
"Fred-Ex" = Freddy Sanchez, U.S. baseball player
"The Fury" = Jonathon Papelbon, American closer

G

"The Gambler" = Kenny Rogers, American starting pitcher
"Gator" =
- Mike Greenwell, American left fielder
- Ron Guidry, American starting pitcher
"Gee" = Gerald Walker, U.S. baseball player
"The Georgia Peach" = Ty Cobb, U.S. baseball player
"Generation K" = three pitching prospects in the New York Mets organization, Paul Wilson, Bill Pulsipher, and Jason Isringhausen
"Germany" = Herman A. Schaefer, U.S. baseball player
"Godzilla" = Hideki Matsui, Japanese left fielder
"Gonzo" = Luis Gonzalez, American outfielder
"Goose" =
- Leon Goslin, U.S. baseball player^[12]
- Rich Gossage, American closer^[13]
"Gorgeous George" = George Sisler, American first baseman
"Le Grand Orange" (French, "Big Red") = Daniel Staub, American outfielder (for his red hair)
"The Great One" = Roberto Clemente, Hall of Fame Puerto Rican baseball player
"The Greek God of Walks" = Kevin Youkilis, American first baseman and third baseman
"The Grey Eagle" = Tris Speaker, American outfielder and manager
"El Guapo" (Spanish, "The Handsome One") = Rich Garces, Venezuelan baseball player

H

"H-Rod" = Henry Rodríguez, Dominican baseball player
"The Hammer" = Josh Willingham, U.S. baseball player
"Hammerin' Hank" =
- Hank Aaron, American right fielder^[14]
- Hank Greenberg, American first baseman
"Han-Ram" = Hanley Ramirez, Dominican baseball player
"Hap" or "Happy" = Oscar Felsch, U.S. baseball player
"The Hat" = Harry Walker, U.S. baseball player
"The Hawk" =
- Andre Dawson, American outfielder
- Ken Harrelson, American outfielder and first baseman
"The Hebrew Hammer" = Ryan Braun, American left fielder
"Hendu" = Dave Henderson, U.S. baseball player
"The Hit Dog" = Mo Vaughn, U.S. baseball player
"HoJo" = Howard Johnson, U.S. baseball player
"The Holland Hammer" = Rick VandenHurk, Dutch baseball player
"Home Run Baker" = Frank Baker, U.S. baseball player
"Hondo" =
- Don Hahn, U.S. baseball player
- Frank Howard, U.S. baseball player
"The Hoosier Thunderbolt" = Amos Rusie, American starting pitcher
"The Hopper" = Burke Badenhop, American baseball player
"The Horse" = Harry Danning, American catcher
"Hotshot" = Joseph Mayo, U.S. baseball player
"The Human Rain Delay" = Mike Hargrove, U.S. baseball player^[15]
"Hurricane" = Herb Washington, U.S. baseball player

I

"The Incredible Hurk" = Rick VandenHurk, Dutch baseball player
"Irish" = Emil Meusel, U.S. baseball player
"I-Rod" = Ivan Rodriguez, Puerto Rican catcher
"The Iron Horse" = Lou Gehrig, American first baseman^[16]
"The Iron Man" = Cal Ripken, Jr., American shortstop

J

"J-Roll" = Jimmy Rollins, American shortstop
"Jake" = Mike Jacobs, U.S. baseball player
"Jete" = Derek Jeter, American (baseball player) shortstop
"Joltin’ Joe" = Joe DiMaggio, American center fielder
"Juice" = Jason Giambi, American First Baseman
"Junior" =
- Jim Gilliam, U.S. baseball player
- Ken Griffey, Jr., American center fielder

K

"K-Rod" = Francisco Rodriguez, Venezuelan closer
"Kelly" = Tommy Holmes, U.S. baseball player
"The Kid" =
- Gary Carter American Catcher
- Ken Griffey, Jr., American center fielder
- Ted Williams, American left fielder
"Kiki" = Hazen Shirley Cuyler, U.S. baseball player
"King" = Mike Kelly, U.S. baseball player^[17]
"King Felix" = Félix Hernández, Venezuelan baseball player
"Kitty" = Jim Kaat, American starting pitcher
"Kung Fu Panda" = Pablo Sandoval, Venezuelan first basemen

L

"Lefty" =
- Vernon Gómez, American starting pitcher^[18]
- Robert Grove, American starting pitcher^[19]
- Francis O'Doul, American starting pitcher, outfielder, and manager
- Claude Williams, American starting pitcher
"Lieby" = Mike Lieberthal, American catcher
"Lights Out" = Brad Lidge, American closer
"The Lip" = Leo Durocher, American shortstop and manager
"Little Poison = Lloyd Waner, U.S. baseball player
"Live Oak" = Edward S. Taylor
"Long Bob" = Robert Meusel, U.S. baseball player^[20]
"Losing Pitcher" = Hugh Mulcahy, American starting pitcher
"Louisiana Lightning" = Ron Guidry, American starting pitcher^[21]

== M ==Mr. sweet swing = Joe Mauer

"M&M Boys" =
- Originally, teammates Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle, American right fielder and center fielder respectively
- Later, teammates Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau, American catcher and Canadian first baseman respectively
"Mad Dog" = Greg Maddux, American starting pitcher
"The Mad Hungarian" = Al Hrabosky, American closer
"The Mahatma" = Branch Rickey, American baseball executive
"Marvelous Marv" = Marv Throneberry, U.S. baseball player
"The Mayor" = Sean Casey, U.S. baseball player
"Melk Man" = Melky Cabrera, U.S. baseball player
"The Mick" = Mickey Charles Mantle, American (baseball)center fielder
"Mickey" =
- Gordon Cochrane, American catcher and manager
- John Rivers, U.S. baseball player
"Minnie" = Saturnino Miñoso Arrieta, Cuban baseball player
"Mr. Cub" = Ernie Banks, American shortstop and first baseman
"Mr. March" = Alex Rodriguez, American shortstop and third baseman
"Mr. May" = Dave Winfield, American outfielder (derogatory)
"Mr. October" = Reggie Jackson, American outfielder^[22]
"Mr. November" = Derek Jeter, American shortstop
"Mo" = Mariano Rivera, Panamanian closer
"Mookie" = William H. Wilson, U.S. baseball player
"Moose" =
- Mike Mussina, American starting pitcher
- Bill Skowron, American first baseman
"Mudcat" = Jim Grant, American starting pitcher
"Muggsy" = Gary Allenson, U.S. baseball player
"Mysterious" = Frederick Walker, U.S. baseball pitcher & baseball, basketball, & football coach

N

"Nails" = Lenny Dykstra, U.S. baseball player
"Nancy Drew" = J.D. Drew, U.S. baseball player
"Nasty Boys" = Nickname given to 3 members of the 1990 Cincinnati Reds' bullpen, Norm Charlton, Rob Dibble and Randy Myers
"Neon" = Deion Sanders, U.S. American football and baseball player
"No Neck" = Walt Williams United States Baseball player

O

"Oh Henry!" = Henry Rodríguez, Dominican baseball player
"Oil Can" = Dennis Boyd, American starting pitcher
"Ol' Pete" = Grover Alexander, American starting pitcher
"Old Aches and Pains" = Luke Appling, U.S. baseball player
"One Dog" = Lance Johnson, U.S. baseball player
"One Tough Dominican" = Joaquín Andújar, Dominican starting pitcher

P

"Pants" = Clarence Rowland, U.S. baseball player
"Pap" = Jonathon Papelbon, American closer
"Pat the Bat" = Pat Burrell, American left fielder
"Peanuts" = Marie Johnson, American Negro League baseball player^[23]
"Pee Wee" =
- Harold Reese, American shortstop^[24]
- Paul Wanninger, American baseball player
"The Peerless Leader" = Frank Chance, American first baseman
"The People's Cherce" = Dixie Walker, American right fielder
"Penguin" = Ron Cey, American third baseman
"Pepper" =
- Johnny Martin, American outfielder and third baseman
- Lavonne Paire Davis, female American baseball player
"Perpetual Pedro" = Pedro Feliciano, Puerto Rican relief pitcher
"Piper" = Lorenzo Davis, U.S. Negro League baseball player
"Poosh 'em up" = Tony Lazzeri, U.S. baseball player
"Pop" = John Henry Lloyd, U.S. baseball player^[25]
"Pops" = Willie Stargell, U.S. baseball player^[26]
"Popeye" = Don Zimmer, U.S. baseball player and manager
"Preacher" = Elwin Roe, U.S. baseball player
"El Presidente" = Dennis Martínez, Nicaraguan starting pitcher
"Pronk" = Travis Hafner, U.S. baseball player
"Psycho" = Steve Lyons, U.S. baseball player
"Puddin' Head" = Willie Jones, U.S. baseball player
"Pudge" =
- Carlton Fisk, American catcher
- Iván Rodríguez, Puerto Rican catcher
"Pumpsie" = Elijah Green, American utility infielder

R

"the Rabbi of Swat" = Moe Solomon, American outfielder
"Rabbit" = Walter Maranville, American baseball player^[27]
"Rajah" = Rogers Hornsby, American second baseman
"The Reading Rifle" = Carl Furillo, American baseball player^[28]
"Rapid Robert" = Bob Feller, American starting pitcher (baseball player))
"Red" =
- Urban Clarence Faber, U.S. baseball player^[29]
- John Murray, U.S. baseball player
- Charles Ruffing, U.S. baseball player
- Albert Schoendienst, American second baseman and manager^[30]
"Red Baron" = Rick Sutcliffe, American starting pitcher
"Red Light Curt" = Curt Schilling, American starting pitcher
"The Riot" = Ryan Theriot, U.S. baseball player
"Ripper" = James Collins, U.S. baseball player
"The Rocket" = Roger Clemens, American starting pitcher
- Russell the Muscle" =Russell Martin American catcher
"Rusty" = Daniel Staub, American outfielder
"Ryan Express" = Nolan Ryan, American starting pitcher

S

"Sandman" = Mariano Rivera, Panamanian closer
"Sandy" = Sanford Koufax, American starting pitcher
"Satchel" = LeRoy Paige, American starting pitcher^[31]
"The Say Hey Kid" = Willie Mays, American center fielder^[32]
"Schnozz" = Ernie Lombardi, American catcher
"Schoolboy" = Lynwood Rowe, American starting pitcher
"Scooter" = Phil Rizzuto, American shortstop
"Scrap Iron" = Phil Garner, American second baseman and third baseman
"Seattle Bill" = Bill James, U.S. baseball player
"The Secretary of Defense" = Garry Maddox, American center fielder
"Senor Octubre" = Carlos Ruiz, Panamanian Catcher (Named by KC and Mike at AiPH)
"Señor October" = David Ortiz, Dominican DH
"Señor Papi" = David Ortiz, Dominican DH
"Señor Smoke" = Aurelio Lopez, Mexican baseball player
"The Shark" = Jeff Samardzija, American middle reliever (and former college football player)
"Shoeless" = Joe Jackson, U.S. baseball player
"Shoeless Joe" = Joe Jackson, U.S. baseball player
"Shotgun" = George Shuba, U.S. baseball player
"Shrek" = Kevin Mench, U.S. baseball player
"Silent George" = George Stone, American outfielder
"The Silver Fox" = Edwin Snider, American center fielder
"Skeeter" = James Webb, U.S. baseball player^[33]
"Skoonj" = Carl Furillo, U.S. baseball player^[28]
"Slammin' Sammy" = Sammy Sosa, Dominican right fielder
"Smoke" = Dave Stewart, American starting pitcher
"Smoky" = Forrest Harrill Burgess, U.S. baseball player^[34]
"Snuffy" = George Stirnweiss, U.S. baseball player
"Sockeye" = Tim Salmon, U.S. baseball player
"Socks" = Ralph Seybold, U.S. baseball player^[35]
"The Spaceman" = Bill Lee, American starting pitcher^[36]
"Spanky" = Mike LaValliere, American catcher
"Sparkplug" = Johnny Damon, American outfielder
"Sparky" =
- Albert Lyle, American closer
- George Anderson, American second baseman and manager^[37]
"The Splendid Splinter" = Ted Williams, American left fielderr^[38]
"The Springfield Rifle" = Vic Raschi, U.S. baseball player^[39]
"Spuds" = Chris Sabo, U.S. baseball player
"Stan the Man" = Stan Musial, American outfielder and first baseman
"The Staten Island Scot" = Bobby Thomson, Scottish-born American outfielder
"Steady Eddie" = Joseph Mayo, U.S. baseball player
"Stretch" = Willie McCovey, American first baseman
"Stuffy" = John McInniss, U.S. baseball player
"The Sultan of Swat" = George Ruth, American starting pitcher and outfielder
"Superjew" = Mike Epstein, U.S. baseball player
"Superman" = Kevin Gregg, U.S. baseball player
"Swede" = Charles Risberg, U.S. baseball player
"Sweet Lou" =
- Lou Pinella, American outfielder and manager
- Lou Whitaker, American second baseman
"Sweet Music" = Frank Viola, American starting pitcher

T

"Tank" = Taylor Tankersley, U.S. baseball player
"Teddy Ballgame" = Ted Williams, American left fielder
"Three Finger" = Mordecai Brown, American starting pitcher^[40]
"The Thrill" = Will Clark, U.S. baseball player
"Thunder Matt" = Matt Murton, U.S. baseball player
"Tip" = James O'Neill, Canadian baseball player
"Tom Terrific" = Tom Seaver, American starting pitcher^[41]
"El Toro" (Spanish, "The Bull") = Fernando Valenzuela, Mexican starting pitcher
"Trader Jack" = Jack McKeon, U.S. baseball manager
"Trainwreck Olly" = Oliver Perez, Mexican starting pitcher
"Trot" = Christopher Nixon, U.S. baseball player
"Turk" = Steven Wendell, U.S. baseball player
"Turkey" = Norman Thomas Stearnes, U.S. baseball player^[42]
"Ty" = Biron LaForest, Canadian baseball player

W

"Wahoo Sam" = Sam Crawford, U.S. baseball player^[43]
"Whitey" =
- Edward Ford, American starting pitcher^[44]
- Dorrel Herzog, American manager
"The Wild Horse of the Osage" = Pepper Martin, U.S. baseball player^[45]
"Wildfire" = Frank Schulte, U.S. baseball player^[46]
"The Wizard of Oz" = Ozzie Smith, American shortstop^[47]
"Woody" = DeWitt Smallwood, U.S. Negro League baseball player
"The Yankee Clipper" = Joe DiMaggio, American center fielder^[48]

Y

"Yaz" = Carl Yastrzemski, American left fielder^[49]
"the Yiddish Curver" = Barney Pelty, American pitcher
"Yogi" = Lawrence Berra, American catcher and left fielder^[50]
"Youk" = Kevin Youkilis, American first baseman and third baseman

Z

"Z" = Carlos Zambrano, Venezuelan starting pitcher

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^ "Pepper Martin Baseball Stats by Baseball Almanac". Baseball-almanac.com. http://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/player.php?p=martipe01. Retrieved February 8, 2011.
^ Wildfire Schulte Baseball Stats by Baseball Almanac
^ National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Hall of Famer detail
^ Joe DiMaggio Baseball Stats by Baseball Almanac
^ National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Hall of Famer detail
^ National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Hall of Famer detail