Wily Mo Pena's major league career has been far from illustrious. His lack of plate discipline and overall inconsistency forced him to kick around the minors for two-plus seasons before suddenly appearing with the Arizona Diamondbacks in June. But despite all of his flaws, which includes striking out in nearly a third of his major league at-bats, the veteran slugger has always possessed immeasurable power. Pena hit 26 home runs as a 22-year-old kid with the Cincinnati Reds in 2004, giving fans their first real taste of his Herculean power. He followed up with 19 in 29 less at-bats in...
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