In some corner of media sociale-- I recall not where -- this video of former Tigers and Phillies catcher/first baseman John Wockenfuss (note: John Wockenfuss!) recently made the rounds. It is that ...

John Wockenfuss, the Detroit Tigers player who could field just about any position and had a batting stance like nobody else, died Friday.. He was 73. Wockenfuss, heralded as one of Delaware's ...

Wockenfuss, a native of Delaware, played his final two seasons with the Phillies, his hometown team. “Fuss” was known as a fan favorite and had a distinctive closed batting stance. All told ...

Johnny Wockenfuss, your batting stance is ridiculous. Previous Internet Christmases. I: ... III: Bob Gibson video IV: John McGraw's Scientific Baseball V: NBC Archive, featuring Bud Selig. VI: ...

Johnny B. Wockenfuss, a super-utility player and fan favorite among the early 1980s Detroit Tigers teams whose unique batting stance was mimicked on sandlots all over the state of Michigan, has died.

In 1980, Wockenfuss recorded a .274 batting average to go with a .390 on base percentage. Wockenfuss was traded ahead of the Tigers' 1984 World Series winning season to the Phillies in exchange ...

A former major league baseball player named John B. Wockenfuss died last week. Wockenfuss was not the type of player whose death would normally draw much attention. In the 1970s and 80s he was a ...

John Wockenfuss, the Detroit Tigers player who could field just about any position and had a batting stance like nobody else, died Friday. He was 73. Wockenfuss, heralded as one of Delaware's most ...

John Wockenfuss, the Detroit Tigers player who could field just about any position and had a batting stance like nobody else, died Friday.. He was 73. Wockenfuss, heralded as one of Delaware's ...

John Wockenfuss, the Detroit Tigers player who could field just about any position and had a batting stance like nobody else, died Friday.. He was 73. Wockenfuss, heralded as one of Delaware's ...

John Wockenfuss, the Detroit Tigers player who could field just about any position and had a batting stance like nobody else, died Friday. He was 73. Wockenfuss, heralded as one of Delaware's most ...