fire the ball into his glove， stomp to the pitching rubber， and<br >in at the hitter. "I m getting myself into a concentrated<br >mood，" he explained. "I want the hitter to wonder if maybe<br >a little crazy."<br >glare<br >hate<br >I am<br > If A1 Hrabosky s modus operandi was really just an act， then<br >De Niro has nothing on him. "The Mad Hungarian" not only<br >acted like he was a little nuts， he kind of looked like it， too. He<br >wore his hair quite long for most of his career， along with a<br >fearsome Fu Manchu mustache that grew down into mutton<br >chops. Today， in an unsettling contrast to his playing days， he is<br >a clean-shaven， well-dressed television broadcaster for the Car-<br >dinals. The only thing really ostentatious about him is the huge<br >diamond-studded World Series ring adorning his finger.<br > In baseball there is a long history of players who gave the fans<br >a little extra for the price of admission to a ball game. Through<br ><br >