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José Bernabé Reyes was born on June 11, 1983. He's the starting shortstop for the New York Mets and is widely considered to be one of the game's more exciting players. He's a serviceable defender with plus-power as a shortstop; is always a threat to take an extra base, turning a double into a triple or swiping second off a walk, and flirts with a .300 batting average. Reyes is a clear fan favorite at Shea Stadium. Even when he's not at bat or making a daring play in the field, Reyes' name is chanted to the tune of soccer standby "Ole." After Mets home wins, fans can even be heard singing the adopted "Jose" song as they exit the stadium. (more...)

Only 12 times in MLB history has a batter hit two grandslams in the same game. The last player to do it was Bill Mueller in 2003. You can see the full list here. Only 15 times in MLB History has a batter hit four home runs in a game, with Carlos Delgado doing it last in 2003. Go here to see the whole list.