Threw impressive heat but needed a guide dog to find the plate most days.

Famous for serving up a Series winning gopher ball to Joe Carter of Toronto, but he was actually prone to this practice throughout his career.

Probably the worst pitcher on this list. He threw heat and racked up some good save totals, but very wild and unpredictable: hence the name "Wild Thing." Didn't have a particularly lengthy career.

1993...October....Toronto....Skydome....could only have been better if Lenny Dykstra (that ugly, squat, steroid soaked, five-minutes-in-the-majors loser) were up on the mound with him.

Mitch had some good moments, but was extremely wild, especially for a relief pitcher.