Then there's Brian Souers, who puts on a show while picking up the bats. He sprints to the plate from the visitors' dugout, picks up the bat, then spins and twirls it around with precision. Before a game, he also helps out around the clubhouse, along with Roger Moore, who picks up the bats for the Aeros. Souers lives in Canton but occasionally sleeps inside the clubhouse during weekend home series. His seemingly strange remark about Chinese food wasn't really strange.
Food is important as a staple of clubhouse work.
Wilkes and the D'Attomas unload the 75-pound dryer inside the laundry room. It was filled with towels and the umpires' uniforms. Wilkes is employed by the Aeros during the season and employed by the Indians during the offseason. So it's obvious they aren't in it for the money. Eric D'Attoma said.