Pierre LePot is the quintessential journeyman of baseball, a 13-year veteran who’s played for a staggering 17 teams, largely due to his infamous lazy attitude and an arrogance that rubs both teammates and fans the wrong way. Known for his blatant lack of hustle, especially on defense, Pierre’s approach to the game often seems less about effort and more about doing just enough to get by. But when it comes to the batter’s box, he’s a different player entirely. While others swing for the fences, Pierre only swings at strikes, and when he does, and he’s a masterful bunter. His ability to drop a perfectly placed bunt, no matter how high the stakes, is unparalleled, making him an indispensable clutch performer when the manager needs to move players around the bases. Off the field, Pierre’s French roots are on full display, often seen donning a beret and snacking on a loaf of bread instead of the typical sunflower seeds in the dugout.