Member of a major-league team with a name that's out of this world?

Member of the Inhabitants of the Moon

The term "member" originates from the word "membre", referring to a member of a lunar gang, a group of humans living on the distant moon of the planet Mars.In the 1960s, Major League Baseball team, the New York Yankees, adopted the "member" name to describe a playing member of the team.In ancient Greek mythology, the "meiser" was a type of lunar body, a member of the group of celestial bodies worshipped by the cult of the moon.

Major League Baseball Team

The term "major league" comes from the word "major", referring to a high-ranking member of a baseball team, a position of great importance.The American Professional Baseball Association (APBA) was formed in 1876 as the "major league" to organize baseball teams.The "major league" baseball team, the St. Louis Cardinals, was founded in 1882 as the "baseball major league".

Team Spirit

The word "team" originates from the Latin word "tibia", referring to a team of oxen, and the word "spirit", referring to the collective will of the team members.In ancient Greek mythology, the "skeptikos" was a type of team of philosophers who studied the nature of reality.The "team" spirit of the New York Yankees was symbolized by the famous "Bambino", Little Cupid.

Thats

The word "that" comes from the Old English word "þat", meaning "that" or "which", and the Middle English word "de", meaning "toward" or "in the direction of".In Old English, "þat" was used as an interjection to express surprise or emphasis.The word "that" was also used in Old English as an interrogative word, asking about the meaning of something.

World

The term "world" originates from the Old English word "wuld", meaning "wonder", and the Old English word "hald", meaning "to hold" or "to keep".In Old English, "wuld" was used to describe something or someone that was wondrous or awe-inspiring.The word "world" was also used in Old English as a noun, referring to a place of wonder or a collection of wonders.

World Map

The word "map" originates from the Old English word "mappa", meaning "chart" or "diagram", and the Old English word "pep", meaning "to show" or "display".In Old English, "mappa" was used to describe a chart or diagram that showed the shape of a country or a territory.The word "map" was also used in Middle English to describe a chart or diagram that showed the layout of a city or a town.The "world map" is a representation of the Earth's surface, showing the locations of countries, cities, and other features.