The most fattest baseball player ever...

[steaktartar]

Sid Fernandez was one fat ass , very funny looking build....he lost the weight and lost his fastball and was done.

ya he was wicked nasty in the mid 80's lost weight and couldn't get me out

 

[VIEJODINOSAUR]

Greg Luzsinski(sp)

Greg wasn't fat, that's why his nickname was the Bull.....:banger:

 

[BigAFan]

cecil good one played high school foots and hoops against him

You must of played against Nogales High School. Dude was he fat with the Angels.

 

[steaktartar]

You must of played against Nogales High School. Dude was he fat with the Angels.

yes i did went to a league rival dont wanna say name in case feds are on but it was either basset workman baldwin park south hills or northview

 

[RobFunk]

Probably not the fattest, but they definatly come to my mind right away Cecil and Sabathia.

 

[Journeyman]

ted kluzewski wasnt fat but huge 6'8" 300

I see him listed at 6-2 225...may be someone else...Frank Howard?

 

[Journeyman]

 

[mike0187]

Mo Vaughn

 

[steaktartar]

I see him listed at 6-2 225...may be someone else...Frank Howard?

sorry right howard

 

[GrandMasterB]

Darryl Ward- dude is F A T

 

[steaktartar]

some good fats guys tony gwynn rick reuschel

 

[steaktartar]

loved boog as a kid one of few non twins i rooted for

 

[VIEJODINOSAUR]

Boog is a monster compared to Greg Luzinski.....ironic that both guys got food restaurants at their stadiums in Baltimore and Philly...

 

[billhill999]

 

[raiderhater]

I had no idea he was that big, damn

Uhh, he's embellishing just a tad: try 6 ft. 2, 225 lb....:ughhh:

Just saw a later post where somebody else corrected him, sorry. And even Howard is shown as 6' 7" 255. I read once that he hit a line drive so hard that the shortstop actually jumped for it, but it carried into the front row in left center, and, instead of trying to catch it, the fans actually scattered...

 

[3peet]

Tony Lardass Gwynn

 

[ppeter]

Jerome Williams. Sid Fernandez. Just two Fat Ass Hawaiians.

 

[totalguy]

Any list without the late Aurelio Lopez of the 80s Tigers and Astros simply isnt a list.

 

[DrunkenHorseplayer]

Luzinski during the White Sox years.

 

[JudgeWapner]

Mickey Lolich.