Teams who subscribe to the "Moneyball" school of thought (such as the Oakland Athletics, Boston Red Sox, and Los Angeles Dodgers in 2004-2005) have mostly avoided the sacrifice bunt. Because any attempt by a batter to get on base works against him in some way, these more analytical managers believe it is better to give up an out than try for a hit by bunting. That said, there are times when a manager will go to great lengths to get a guy on base, even if he isn't thinking about hitting. A player who does this once in a while is John McGraw, who was known for his aggressiveness at the plate. He would sometimes bunt over one's head with no one out just because he could! The last player to do this was Mark Belanger of the Chicago Cubs in 1969. Before then, no one had ever done it before or since. Now, let's take a look at the eight men on base...