George "Satan" Stutz
Shortstop - Philadelphia Phillies
Minor league journeyman George Stutz played professional baseball for nearly two decades beginning in 1908 for the New Castle Nocks at the age of 19. Over the next 19 years, his career included time spent with 15 different teams, including the Reading Pretzels, Harrisburg Senators, Quincy Gems, Hannibal Mules, Portland Beavers, and Muskegon Anglers.
He finally made it to the major leagues in 1926 with the Phillies, appearing in six games with a total of nine major league at bats. Stultz did not reach base, going 0 - 9 with two strikeouts and no walks. The following season would be his last, playing 2B for the Martinsburg Blue Sox. He died three years later on December 29, 1930 at the age of 37.
I could find no explanation for why he had the nickname "Satan", but I'm guessing that the wooly beard had something to do with it.
