Which reminds me of another funny story involving Dwight Evans that has nothing to do with this thread , but I gotta tell it anyway.
There was a supermarket chain in New England that sponsored a 10th man contest, where fans would mail in a vote for their pick for 10th man (one per envelope) and once the winning player was determined, all the votes for the winner would be placed in a barrel and one would be selected, with that fan and the player each wining a car.
Well, one enterprising fan found out how few votes had been cast the previous year, so a couple days before the voting closed, he mailed in several thousand votes for Dwight Evans, who was anything but a 10th man candidate as one of the team's star players. It cost the guy a couple thousand dollars in postage to do this, but it made Evans the winner, and then that fan had about a 99.999% chance of winning the car, which he did.
Evans didn't know what to make of it all and gave his car to charity, so the supermarket changed the rules the next year, such that each fan who had voted for the winning player would only have one chance at the drawing for the car.
