Paul Dade News Today

With his wild hair, Fu Manchu and angry stare, KC Royals reliever Al "The Mad Hungarian" Hrabosky is easy to remember for his Kansas City days.

The Hall of Famer had his number retired by the Indians after his 11 years with Cleveland, during which he hit .322 with a .940 OPS in 1,510 games. He was a six-time All-Star and had his best season in 1936, batting .378 with a Major League-leading 232 hits and 15 triples. Hegan beats out Joe Gordon – who spent the majority of his career with the Yankees – as the best No. 4 in Indians history. The backstop played for the Tribe for 14 seasons despite leaving to serve in the military for a th...