CLEVELAND -- For the second straight year, the Cleveland Indians -- and the rest of baseball -- will take part in MLB Players' Weekend.
And once again, the Tribe came with the creativity.
On Thursday, hours after the new jersey designs for the recently founded annual tradition were revealed, the Indians made public which nicknames their players will be wearing on the back of their jerseys on Aug. 25-26 when they'll be in Kansas City facing the Royals. And while All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor will be bringing back his "Mr. Smile" jersey, some newer nicknames will also be making appearances in a few weeks.
The full list of Indians' Players' Weekend nicknames are as follows:
Cody Allen: "CHICKEN"
Yonder Alonso: "MR. 305"
Cody Anderson: "BIG RIG"
Trevor Bauer: "BAUER OUTAGE"
Shane Bieber: "NOT JUSTIN"
Michael Brantley: "JUNIOR"
Melky Cabrera: "MELK MAN"
Carlos Carrasco: "COOKIE"
Lonnie Chisenhall: "BIGLON"
Adam Cimber: "CIM"
Mike Clevinger: "SUNSHINE"
Rajai Davis: "RAJ"
Edwin Encarnacion: "RIVERA"
Yan Gomes: "GOMER"
Erik Gonzalez: "LA PARITA"
Nick Goody: "GOODS"
Brandon Guyer: "LA PIÑATA"
Brad Hand: "BROTEIN SHAKE"
Jason Kipnis: "DIRTBAG"
Corey Kluber: "KLUBER"
Francisco Lindor: "MR. SMILE"
Leonys Martin: "THE ASERE"
Andrew Miller: "MILLER TIME"
Tyler Naquin: "BILLY"
Dan Otero: "OT"
Oliver Perez: "OLLIE"
Jose Ramirez: "ENRIQUITO"
Roberto Perez: "BEBO"
Neil Ramirez: "RAMMER"
Danny Salazar: "SALLY"
Josh Tomlin: "SCRUBS"
You can find the rest of MLB's Players' Weekend nicknames at MLB.com.
Founded in 2017, Players' Weekend is intends to "effectively market the sport's stars and to engage a young audience." In addition to wearing brighter jerseys -- made in the style of little league uniforms -- players wear patches on their sleeves where they can write the name of someone who aided their development or inspired them growing up.
Per MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince, the game-worn jerseys from the weekend will be auctioned off at MLB.com, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to the MLB-MLBPA Youth Development Foundation.
Jerseys, caps and special socks for the weekend are already available for sale at MLBShop.com, as well as the Indians' team shop at Progressive Field.