Raymond Eppler

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Nicknamed the "Tin Can," Eppler was a standout for Bally and Hall of Fame manager Ken Moatz. As a pesky leadoff hitter and standout outfielder, he helped the team win league championships in 1965 and '66 and paced them to a second-place finish in '64. In his Bally career from 1955 to '68, his clubs never finished below .500.