2015, baseball writer Grant Brisbee picked "Lil Stoner" as the best presidential-inspired nickname in baseball history. Brisbee wrote: "A supremely unique, fantastic, and awesome name. A magnificent, evocative, delightful name." He speculated that, if Stoner played in contemporary times, "jersey sales would shoot through the roof." In 2017, a poll by Ranker received more than 13,000 votes and placed Stoner at No. 9 on its list of "The Best Baseball Names of All Time". MLB statistics Key GP: Games Played GS: Games Starts IP: Innings Pitched H: Hits R: Runs ER: Earned Runs BB: Walks SO: Strike Outs W: Wins L: Losses ERA: Earned Run Average Sources External links Society of American Baseball Research biography 1899 births 1966 deaths Detroit Tigers players Pittsburgh Pirates players Philadelphia Phillies players Major League Baseball pitchers Baseball players from Oklahoma Baseball players from Texas Oklahoma City Indians players Okmulgee Drillers players Birmingham Barons players Fort Worth Panthers players Newark Bears (IL) players Fort Worth Cats players Houston Buffaloes players Sportspeople from Enid, Oklahoma People from Bowie, Texas