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2023年12月24日 · Otey the Swamp Possum is the Travelers' good luck charm, and he has a distinct backwoods vibe. He gets his name from R.C. Otey, an infielder who played for the Little Rock Travlers in the '50s and then went on to serve as the head groundskeeper at Ray Winder Field (the precursor to the Travs' current home of Dickey-Stephens Park).

2015年8月11日 · Ace and Otey are deep into their second season as mascots of the Arkansas Travelers minor league baseball team. I recently had a chance to chat with both of them and ask them some very important questions about themselves and their jobs as the Travelers mascots. Meet Ace. He’s a 7’2” horse whose favorite color is Traveler’s Red.

Otey, who was named after former Traveler infielder and groundskeeper R.C. Otey, claims that he is the Travelers' "Good Luck Charm". In fact Otey believes that his superstitions helped the...

Bill Otey Bio. Fullname: William Tilford Otey; Nickname: Steamboat Bill; Born: 12/16/1886 in Dayton, OH; Debut: 9/27/1907; Died: 4/22/1931

2023年11月19日 · Appearing very much alive, the mascot of the Minor League Arkansas Travelers -- a swamp possum who goes by the name Otey -- basked in the Saturday night lights of Jones AT&T Stadium in...

Otey, who was named after former Traveler infielder and groundskeeper R.C. Otey, claims that he is the Travelers’ “Good Luck Charm”. In fact, Otey believes that his superstitions helped the Travs win the 2008 Texas League Championship even though their 62-78 regular season record was the worst for a champion in Texas League history.

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Bill Otey compiled a career record of 96 wins and 79 losses in his 216-game pitching career with the Norfolk Tars, Roanoke Tigers, Wheeling Stogies, Rochester Bronchos and Dayton Veterans. He began playing during the 1906 season and last took the field during the 1914 campaign.