Which Milwaukee Brewers’ Surnames Are in the OED?

Today we answer the most important question of the last 30 or so seconds — namely, “Which of the players in the Milwaukee Brewers lineup for Game Five of the 2011 NLCS — which of those players’ names appear in the Oxford English Dictionary?”
Answers below. You’re frigging welcome, thousand people who read this.
1. Hart, RF: Noun. The male of the deer, esp. of the red deer; a stag; spec. a male deer after its fifth year.
2. Hairston, 3B: N/A.
3. Braun, LF: Not in OED. But braunite is. Noun. An anhydrous oxide of manganese, a brittle dark brownish-black mineral occurring both crystallized and massive.
4. Fielder 1B: Noun. A person who or animal which works in a field. (Rare.)
5. Weeks, 2B: Not in OED. But it is a plural of week. Noun. The cycle of seven days, recognized in the calendar of the Jews and thence adopted in the calendars of Christian, Muslim, and various other peoples; a single period of this cycle, i.e. a space of seven successive days beginning with the day traditionally fixed as the first day of the week.
6. Betancourt, SS: N/A.
7. Gomez, CF: N/A.
8. Lucroy, C: Not in OED. But luctation is. Noun. Struggling, wrestling; an instance of this. (Obsolete.)
9. Greinke, P: N/A.
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As a Scrabbler, I “Hart” this.
You male of the deer it? Weird, guy!