Shoeless Joe
"Shoeless Joe" refers to Joe Jackson, a famous American baseball player from the early 20th century. He played primarily for the Chicago White Sox and was known for his exceptional hitting skills. Jackson earned the nickname "Shoeless" after playing a game barefoot, which became a part of his legend.
In 1919, Jackson was implicated in the Black Sox Scandal, where several players were accused of conspiring to fix the World Series. Despite his impressive performance, he was banned from baseball for life. Today, Jackson is remembered as one of the greatest players in the sport's history, despite his controversial legacy.