Traveling MLB players allegedly use some killer aliases at hotels

Jess Moss
Updated

By ZACH EVERSON

To avoid autograph seekers, groupies and possibly even their own camera-wielding teammates, Major League Baseball players often use aliases when staying at hotels. And while assuming a pseudonym can be a hassle, these leaked lists of players' alleged hotel check-in names reveal that at least the players have a little fun with it.

Here are some of the alias highlights from hotel rooming lists that have made their way to the Internet (follow the links to view the entire lists).

Chicago White Sox, 2012

Seems likely this ChiSox squad watched a lot of 1980s comedies on its charter flights.

  • Ferris Bueller

  • Rooster Cogburn

  • Dr. Kevorkian

  • Christy Mathewson (kudos on the confidence)

  • Dr. Sphincter Rumpczek

  • Judge Smails

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Cleveland Indians, 2013

Members of the 2013 edition of The Tribe had no problems assuming women's names.

  • Jed Clampett

  • C. Electra

  • J. Lopez

  • Dick Tracy

  • S. Twain

  • Tar Zahn

New York Yankees, 2005

This squad was apparently fond of the drink.

  • Sam Adams

  • Bruce Almighty

  • Jack Daniels

  • Payne N. Deneck

  • Johnny Drama

  • Bo Jackson

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