RBIers that were better real life players than we realized

[Gantry]

How many we talking?

[Shooty]

Just 1.  But that puts him in the top 0.1% in MLB history. 

[ultimate7]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%A9sar_Cede%C3%B1o

Feels like he wasn't the best person:

On December 11, 1973, when he was 22 years old, Cedeño was involved in an incident in his native Dominican Republic in which a gun discharged in a motel room, killing a 19-year-old woman who was in the room with him. Authorities said Cedeño and the woman were drinking and playing with a gun when the gun fired, killing the 19-year-old.[5] He was initially charged with voluntary manslaughter[19] and held in prison without bail, while his lawyers negotiated for a reduction of the charge to involuntary manslaughter.[20] He was held for 20 days before he was released on bail.[21] He was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and fined $100.[22] Cedeño's reputation with fans suffered greatly for the remainder of his career,[22] and Cedeño thereafter never achieved a popularity with fans commensurate with his formidable on-field productivity.[5]

In 1992, Cedeño was charged with battery in Orlando, Florida, in an incident involving his then-pregnant girlfriend, Pamela Lamon. This followed a 1988 incident involving Lamon in which Cedeño was charged with assault, causing bodily injury, and resisting arrest.

[BeefMaster]

I had no idea either that Cedeno was that good or that he killed someone.

[TheSunshineFund]

Or that he was that good at killing someone

[Shooty]

That $100 fine probably made him think twice about killing anyone else.

[Gantry]

I don't even remember Cesar Cedeño, I think most of my baseball knowledge has left me. Getting old is weird...

[Shooty]

He played the Joker in the original Batman series as well. 

[BeefMaster]

He played the Joker in the original Batman series as well. 

It is my personal belief that the world would be a better place if Cesar Romero's performance was considered the definitive Joker.