Who Do Voodoo?

Attempting to prove his psychic powers, Mud Flap Flammen inadvertently jinxes the Mynas. In a misguided attempt to prove that he has psychic powers, Mud Flap convinces the Flamingo Kid that his pitching prowess depends on a special bayou lizard charm. When the Kid loses the charm, he falls to pieces. Nothing can put him back together again- not even Mud Flap's shame-faced confession that he's a fraud, the only Flammen in seven generations who has no special powers whatsoever. But now, Mud Flap is stunned to discover that he does have powers- and that his powers have accidentally conjured the ghost of Alyouisious Jackson, the most superstitious ballplayer in Myna League history. Alyouisious is now jinxing the Mynas, and will continue to do so until he's freed to go to that big ballpark in the sky. And to free him, Mud Flap must convince the team to play a game at the stroke of midnight! It's a tall order, now that he has lost all his credibility. But Mud Flap pulls it off, and, in the process, he and the Flamingo Kid learn an invaluable lesson: all that really matters is believing in yourself.

Ebbet Myna, Nikki Tinker, Rip Hickory, Lucinda "Lefty" Lane, Jeff Mungo, Jackie Mungo, Steve Mungo, Sammy Spinoza, Mudflap Flammen, Reggie Stainback, The Flamingo Kid, Big Tree Powell, The Pigs, The Beavers, The Weasels, The Elephants, Commissioner Radcliffe, Schlitzy, Paully, Divinity Plunkett, Harry, Barry, Bart, Ghost of Alyouisious Jackson.

Inspired by the works of baseball writer W.P. Kinsella.