Patcheye

Tuesday is Great Nicknames day at Just One Bad Century and this week we feature a man they called "Patcheye."

He was not a Pirate.

Read all about him here.

Pancho

This week's Great Nickname at Just One Bad Century comes from the politically incorrect 1940s. They called him Pancho.

You can read about him here.

The Polish Prince

Tuesday is Great Nicknames day at JOBC, and this week we feature "The Polish Prince." (And no, it's not Bobby Vinton)

You can read all about him here.

The Panamanian Flash

This week's great nickname at Just One Bad Century is the Panamanian Flash. He played for the Cubs in the 1960s.

Read all about him here.

Alexander the Great

It's Great Nicknames day at Just One Bad Century, and this week we feature a man called "Alexander the Great."

Read all about him here.

The Old Fox

This week's Great Nickname at Just One Bad Century is "The Old Fox" and he was one of the most legendary figures in baseball history.

Read about him here.

Mortimer Snerd

This week's Great Nickname at Just One Bad Century was given to a member of the 1969 Cubs. They named him Mortimer Snerd.

Read all about him here.

Major

This week's Great Nickname at Just One Bad Century is "Major."

Major played for the pennant winning 1918 Cubs. To read where he got his nickname, and the rest of his memorable story, click here.

The Long Arm of the Law

This week's Great Nickname at Just One Bad Century is "The Long Arm of the Law."

If you're a longtime Chicago baseball fan (Cubs or Sox), even if you don't remember the nickname, look at it carefully and you'll figure out which player it is.

Kid K

Today's Great Nickname at Just One Bad Century goes back to the late 90s. He's back on the Cubs this year, but Kid K is no longer a Kid.

His story is here.

Jersey

This week's Great Nickname at Just One Bad Century is "Jersey."

He played for the Cubs in the late 1920s.

Read more about him here.