2nd Baseman for The Boston Red Sox who homered in 3 straight postseason games in 2004 and helped led The Red Sox to a World Series win. He is also known for striking out a lot.
Red Sox fans shouldn't boo Mark Bellhorn everytime he strikes out because if it wasn't for him, we wouldn't won the World Series
by I'm All In September 15, 2005
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by doosher1 May 21, 2010
Get the saved by the bellhorn mug.Former second basement for the Boston Red Sox. Known as "Booger" for his striking resemblance to the character of that name from Revenge of the Nerds.
"Wow, Mark Bellhorn had some game last night."
"Dude, you're on crack. Booger struck out three times again last night, and he booted a ball in the field."
"Yeah, but he did hit the game tying homer."
"There is that. Booger can't do shit most of the time, but when he does, it's pretty fucking impressive."
"Dude, you're on crack. Booger struck out three times again last night, and he booted a ball in the field."
"Yeah, but he did hit the game tying homer."
"There is that. Booger can't do shit most of the time, but when he does, it's pretty fucking impressive."
by Binky Thunderputz January 12, 2012
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Im Officer Stiltson of the Florida FWC State Police. Captain of this boat, I'll need to see your whistle, bellhorn or signalllng device.
Boater: Bellhorn, what's that?
Officer: Turn around you're under arrest.
Boater: Bellhorn, what's that?
Officer: Turn around you're under arrest.
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