Dennis Rodman redefined "distraction."

You love them or hate them, but mostly you hate them. Those petulant, pouty, selfish boors and underachievers who mix up team chemistry.

2. John Rocker
Winner of baseball's prestigious Jerk of the Millennium award. A cancer in locker rooms in both leagues -- the Braves in the NL, the Indians in the AL.

	Randy Moss still has time to dance up this list.

3. Randy Moss
Only No. 3. But he's young, so he's got time to move up. That is, if he really feels like trying.

4. Rasheed Wallace
The T does not stand for T-riffic.

5. Albert Belle
Everybody -- the press, the fans, managers and coaches, opposing players, his own teammates, Hannah Storm -- hated him. Now, that's a perfect record.

6. Carl Everett
Doesn't believe in dinosaurs ... or authority figures, like a manager.

7. Roy Tarpley
Talent is a terrible thing to waste, not to mention the trust of your teammates.

	Carl Everett has become a manager's nightmare.

8. Terrell Owens
Charter member of the "All About Me" Club.

9. Bob Probert
Thankfully, he's gotten control of his life. But he could have been so much greater when he was screwing up with the Red Wings.

10. Bobby Bonilla
The card-playing incident during the 1999 playoffs with the Mets was only the cherry on top of a very annoying sundae.