Earl Averill
 

Earl Averill. The Earl of Snohomish

Bake McBride
Preacher Roe
Harry "the hat" Walker
Jungle Jim Rivera

Ozzie "The Wizard" Smith

Stan "The Man" Musial

"Boog" Powell

Brooks "The Vaccum Cleaner" Robinson

Ron "The Penguin" Cey

Shwne " The Flyin' Hawaiian" Victorino

Bill "The Quail" Virdon
Bill "Old Arbitrator" Klem

my top 10
 

Sultan of Swat
Iron Horse
Yankee Clipper
Shoeless
Rajah
Big Train
Splendid Splinter
Stan the Man
Rocket (Clemens)
Big Hurt

Benny Agbayani: Hawaiian Punch

Clyde "Deerfoot" Milan

My favorite Chris Bermanism was

Craig "Def" Lefferts

"Phenomenal" Smith (Old Judge era). Gave himself his own nickname. Now that's BALLS!

My first thought was No-Neck; he actually signed a ball for me like that.

Also, Bevo LeBourveau

Pedro "Booger" Munoz...after Booger from Revenge of the Nerds.

Edward James Abbaticchio was nicknamed "Batty"

I don't know if these have been mentioned yet

Yogi Berra

Chipper Jones

Tiger Woods

Roy Hobbs, The Natural

Razor Shines

and as Dubbed by Greg Maddux...Rich Garces was "El Guapo"

"Three finger" Brown
Cookie Lavagetto
Cookie Rojas
Charlie "King Kong" Keller

Names
 

Whammy Douglas
Moe Drabowsky
Buuba Morton
Hoot Evers
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Pumpsie Green
Cot Deal
Coot Veal
Duke carmel
Rip Repulski
Klyde Klutz...well maybe that was his name

Sugar Cain
Silver Flint

I've always refered to Carl Furillo as
 

The Reading Rifle.

Arlie Latham "The Freshest Man on Earth"

The NEW "Twinkle Toes"
 

The NEW "Twinkle Toes"

I present...Mr. Chad Qualls:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACOMc6s9PI4

Will always be my favorite.

He has been mentioned once.

My vote goes to:

"Three Fingers" Mordecai Brown.

So many good ones, but Double Duty Radcliffe and Cool Papa Bell have to be considered.

Bear Tracks
 

Johnny "Bear Tracks" Schmitz. The home town hero of Wausau Wisconsin.

Ryan "I have no" Braun.:)

"Poosh 'em up" Tony Lazzeri