Japanese man creates American athlete names for video game

Looks like a list of gnug’s alter egos

Roaro Kleibenschott

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REY MCSCRIFF

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Willie Dustice...speedy CF for the white sox in the 90's who could never hit .250

Karl Dandleton was a highly touted defensive tackle recruit in the late 80s at the center of a pay for play recruiting scheme. After an average career at Auburn and a few stints on NFL practice squads, his football career was over. He’s now serving time in an Alabama state penitentiary for armed robbery

Glenallen Mixon was a utility outfielder for the Montreal Expos from 1988 to 1994.

He spent his college years as a professional Spider-Man impersonator until an accident in which he fell through a glass coffee table.

Scott Dourque, solid goon/third line defenseman for Montreal and the Rangers, lucked into back-to-back Stanley Cups in '93 and '94 after being traded to New York. Had a cup of coffee in Chicago at the end. 10 year career. Now coaching in the QMJHL.

Tony Smehrik was an offensive lineman from Nebraska who also lettered in powerlifting and played 4 seasons in the NFL with the Lions before becoming a banker. He’s now retired and owns 2 Toyota Tundras.

Mike Truk was a powerful linebacker for the 80's Bears. He survived 6 drunk driving accidents and found success as a cargo company owner after retirement.

Todd Bonzalez (born Antonio Nicolas Barrera de Gonzalez) is a dominican refugee who thrived as a utility player on the south Florida little league scene before an ambitious scout gave him a chance in the Montréal Expos farm system. After being used as a minor league pawn in many major league trades, he quit baseball and moved back to the DR where he opened a coffee shop and a book stand specializing in home and gardening magazines.