Talk:Dock Ellis

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Does anyone else find it odd that Dock Ellis, when listed on a roster, would appear as "Ellis, D"? Say it aloud ("ell-ess-dee"). When I first read this story years ago, I dismissed it as an urban legend or drug lore. Apparently not!

I been reading up on his LSD No hitter, and find this articles information to be way off. I will correct it with the proper information latter.