Baseball players with glasses

B.J. Upton, Atlanta Braves, outfielder
Craig McMurtry, Atlanta Braves, pitcher
Greg Maddux, Atlanta Braves, pitcher
Dom DiMaggio, Boston Red Sox, center fielder
Darrell Porter, Kansas City Royals, catcher
Dick Allen, White Sox, first baseman
Eric Plunk, Cleveland Indians, pitcher
Bill Virdon, Pittsburgh Pirates, manager
Nate Robertson, Detroit Tigers, pitcher
Tom Henke, St. Louis Cardinals, pitcher
Eric Gagne, Los Angeles Dodger, pitcher
Kyle Farnsworth, Atlanta Braves, pitcher
Freddie Freeman, Atlanta Braves, outfielder
Brian McCann, Atlanta Braves, catcher
Reggie Jackson, New York Yankees, outfielder
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In the era since LASIK surgery it is rare to see players with glasses. Braves outfielder B.J. Upton wore prescription glasses for the first time in his major-league career Friday. The 10-year veteran donned a pair of black-framed standard glasses Friday but claimed that he has ordered specs that will help his peripheral vision as well. He joins a club of former Braves and major leaguers who've played bespectacled: