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Across 2. Mickey Mantle: Popeye had a lot of these 3. Grover, Elmo, Burt, Ernie and David Ortiz (2 words) 7. Sparky Anderson: All it takes is a little _____ to start a fire 9. Lou Gehrig “Iron ____”: Mr. Ed 11. The 1983 Phillies gained this nickname due to their lack of youth (2 words) 12. The Rock likes pie, but Jim Palmer was always known as ? 15. Ken Griffey, Jr “The ______”: Robert Redford and Kim Basinger starred in this baseball movie 16. Whitey Ford was sometimes referred to as the “________ of the Board” 17. David Ortiz “Big ____”: Not mommy 19. Kenny Rogers (Baseball) was called by this Kenny Rogers (Country Singer) song nickname 20. The 1927 Yankees were known simply as “________ Row”—anywhere else, you would think they were talking about a prison cell block 24. This nickname is a reference to the 1919 team that “fixed” the World Series (2 words) 26. Joe DiMaggio was the “Yankee ______”: L.A. has a professional NBA team with this name 27. John Candelaria was the _____ Man: Your parents always told you not to take this from a stranger 28. Dave Winfield had the same name as Kevin’s sweetheart on The Wonder Years 31. Jimmie Foxx was known as the _____: Kelsey Grammer played this character on X-Men 33. Joe Jackson: “________ Joe”: Barefoot 35. Andres Galarraga: “The Big ____”: Sylvester was one of these 36. Lenny Dykstra was tough as ? 37. Brooks Robinson: Type of vacuum or former president of the United States 38. Roy Halladay: Wyatt Earp and the OK Corral 41. Joe Medwick: That’s just _____. Or, a character from Pretty in Pink 42. The 1934 Cardinals were called the “Gashouse _____”. Nothing like the two from West Side Story 44. The 1950 Phillies were called the “______ Kids”—they must have been pretty smart 45. Rick Sutcliffe was the “_____ Baron” but he never fought with Snoopy

Down 1. Roy Campanella: Pitch a tent 2. The 1970s Cincinnati Reds teams were known generally as the Big Red ______, because of their 6 division titles, 4 pennants and 2 World Series titles 4. Pablo Sandoval: This animated movie about a fighting bear (3 words) 5. The Pittsburgh Pirates adopted what nickname during the 1979 World Series, which was derived from a Sister Sledge song that had become the team’s theme song. (2 words) 6. Tom Baker’s (and Steve Austin's) nickname was that of a noisy reptile 8. Jose Conseco, before he was called “The Tattletale” was called “______ Joe”: Not a driveway 10. Steve Lyons was known to go by a nickname that matched the title of this 1960 thriller by Alfred Hitchcock 13. Cal Ripken was “_____ Man” : So is Robert Downey Jr 14. Earl Weaver was the “Earl of _______” Can you name the city? 18. Reggie Jackson “Mr. ______” : Halloween 21. Roger Clemens: “The ______”: Use this to fly in outer space 22. Ralph Garr was the “Road _____” and always on the lookout for Wile E. Coyote 23. Duke Snider was the “_____ Fox”: Not gold 24. Randy Johnson “The ____ Unit”: not little 25. Fred McGriff and McGruff were both known as this…(2 words) 29. “The Friars” is a reference to this MLB team 30. Ozzie Smith “The _______”: Follow the yellow brick road 32. Babe Ruth was the “Sultan of ______” : Shoo fly 34. Hank Aaron: Lay that ______ down 39. Ty Cobb was “The Georgia _____” : Type of Fruit 40. Greg Maddux “Mad ___”: 40/40 41. John Wathan: He shared this nickname with another famous John 43. Ted Williams “The ___”: Billy also had this nickname