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Steve Perry will be at the RRHOF Ceremony
Apr 03, 2017
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Well, there is one mystery answered for the upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony.
Steve Perry, the former lead singer of Journey will be on hand to accept the induction, though according to Jonathan Cain, the keyboardist, it is was implied that he would not be performing with the group. This was from an interview with the Dayton Daily News:
"As far as we know he's just going to accept the award and then skedaddle. That's all I know, unless something changes. Arnel is going to represent very well, like he always does."
Arnel, is Arnel Pineda, who was plucked from obscurity to become the band’s lead singer, a role he has had for the past ten years. Pineda himself has stated that he is looking forward to meeting Perry, whom he has never met. Notably, Pineda is not amongst the band members who are being inducted.
The odds are that we haven’t finished reporting on the upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony!
Steve Perry, the former lead singer of Journey will be on hand to accept the induction, though according to Jonathan Cain, the keyboardist, it is was implied that he would not be performing with the group. This was from an interview with the Dayton Daily News:
"As far as we know he's just going to accept the award and then skedaddle. That's all I know, unless something changes. Arnel is going to represent very well, like he always does."
Arnel, is Arnel Pineda, who was plucked from obscurity to become the band’s lead singer, a role he has had for the past ten years. Pineda himself has stated that he is looking forward to meeting Perry, whom he has never met. Notably, Pineda is not amongst the band members who are being inducted.
The odds are that we haven’t finished reporting on the upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony!
Tracy McGrady headlines the 2017 Basketball HOF Class
Apr 01, 2017
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Not only is this the Final Four Weekend, it is another milestone day for us at Notinhalloffame.com as the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame has announced their Class of 2017.
For us, the headliner is Tracy McGrady, the seven time All Star who had had prolific runs with the Orlando Magic and the Houston Rockets. McGrady was a two time scoring champion and would score more than 20 Points per Game eight years in a row. Notably, T-Mac would be named an All NBA player seven times. This was his first year of eligibility.
Collegiately speaking, the big name is Bill Self, the Head Coach of Kansas, who has an overall record of 623 and 192. He would take the Jayhawks to the National Championship in 2012.
Rebecca Lobo headlines the women’s side of the ledger. Lobo was a star of the University of Connecticut team that won the NCAA Title in 1995 and went 35 and 0. She would go on to the WNBA and was an All Star in 1999.
Lobo is joined by Muffet McGraw, the Head Coach for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish’ women’s team since 1987. She would take her team to the NCAA Title in 2001.
The recently deceased Jerry Krause was also chosen. Krause was the owner of the Chicago Bulls team that ran roughshod through the NBA in the 1990’s winning six titles.
Representing the ABA is two time ABA Champion, George McGinnis. The former Indiana Hoosier was the ABA MVP in 1975 and after the merge with the NBA would make three All Star Games there.
The class is rounded out by High School Coach Bob Hughes, former NCAA Vice President Tom Jernstedt, European player, Nikos Galis and Zach Clayton and Mannie Jackson of the Harlem Globetrotters.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate this latest class and we will again begin work on our Notinhalloffame.com Basketball list.
For us, the headliner is Tracy McGrady, the seven time All Star who had had prolific runs with the Orlando Magic and the Houston Rockets. McGrady was a two time scoring champion and would score more than 20 Points per Game eight years in a row. Notably, T-Mac would be named an All NBA player seven times. This was his first year of eligibility.
Collegiately speaking, the big name is Bill Self, the Head Coach of Kansas, who has an overall record of 623 and 192. He would take the Jayhawks to the National Championship in 2012.
Rebecca Lobo headlines the women’s side of the ledger. Lobo was a star of the University of Connecticut team that won the NCAA Title in 1995 and went 35 and 0. She would go on to the WNBA and was an All Star in 1999.
Lobo is joined by Muffet McGraw, the Head Coach for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish’ women’s team since 1987. She would take her team to the NCAA Title in 2001.
The recently deceased Jerry Krause was also chosen. Krause was the owner of the Chicago Bulls team that ran roughshod through the NBA in the 1990’s winning six titles.
Representing the ABA is two time ABA Champion, George McGinnis. The former Indiana Hoosier was the ABA MVP in 1975 and after the merge with the NBA would make three All Star Games there.
The class is rounded out by High School Coach Bob Hughes, former NCAA Vice President Tom Jernstedt, European player, Nikos Galis and Zach Clayton and Mannie Jackson of the Harlem Globetrotters.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate this latest class and we will again begin work on our Notinhalloffame.com Basketball list.
The Video Game Hall of Fame Announces its 2017 Finalists
Mar 28, 2017
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From the Strong Museum in Rochester, New York, The World Video Game Hall of Fame has announced their 2017 Finalists.
Let’s get right to them shall we?
Donkey Kong (1981)
Final Fantasy VII (1997)
Halo: Combat Evolved (2001)
Microsoft Windows Solitaire (1991)
Mortal Kombat (1992)
Myst (1993)
Pokemon Red and Green (1996)
Portal (2007)
Resident Evil (1996)
Street Fighter II (1991)
Tomb Raider (1996)
Wii Sports (2006)
The winners will be announced and inducted on May 4.
This will be the third class for the Hall, and the winners will join previous inductees; Doom, Grand Theft Auto III, The Legend of Zelda, The Oregon Trail, Pac-Man, Pong, The Sims, Sonic the Hedgehog, Space Invaders, Tetris, World of Warcraft, and Super Mario Bros.
Let’s get right to them shall we?
Donkey Kong (1981)
Final Fantasy VII (1997)
Halo: Combat Evolved (2001)
Microsoft Windows Solitaire (1991)
Mortal Kombat (1992)
Myst (1993)
Pokemon Red and Green (1996)
Portal (2007)
Resident Evil (1996)
Street Fighter II (1991)
Tomb Raider (1996)
Wii Sports (2006)
The winners will be announced and inducted on May 4.
This will be the third class for the Hall, and the winners will join previous inductees; Doom, Grand Theft Auto III, The Legend of Zelda, The Oregon Trail, Pac-Man, Pong, The Sims, Sonic the Hedgehog, Space Invaders, Tetris, World of Warcraft, and Super Mario Bros.
We have added new entries to our TBD Hockey Futures
Mar 28, 2017
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The more we add sections, the more we have to constantly update them.
As such our Hockey Futures TBD have added some new entries.
For those unaware, the Hockey section is the only team sport where we have a TBD (to be determined) section. This is due to the Hockey Hall of Fame having only a three year period after a player has retired before he becomes eligible for the Hockey Hall of Fame. This is why we look at players over 35 who are currently active in professional hockey and place them in a potential vote.
Here are the new players who we have now included in this section:
Alexandre Burrows: A capable defensive minded forward who has done very well for the Vancouver Canucks.
Dainus Zubrus: A longtime player who played for many NHL teams and the Russian National Team.
John-Michael Liles: A member of the United States World Cup and Olympic Team.
Kevin Bieksa: A rugged two way defenseman who plays currently for Anaheim.
Marc-Andre Bergeron: A stay-at-home defenseman who has played for seven NHL teams.
Marek Zidlicki: A three time Olympian for the Czech Republic.
Matt Cullen: A two time Stanley Cup Champion.
Mike Fisher: A gritty Center who played in the 2015 All Star Game.
Patrick Sharp: A three time Stanley Cup Champion with the Chicago Blackhawks.
Radim Vrbata: An All Star in 2015.
Willie Mitchell: A two time Stanley Cup winning Defenseman with the Los Angeles Kings.
This crop of players join Alex Tanguay, Andrei Markov, Brian Campbell, Chris Kunitz, Daniel Sedin, Dany Heatley, Eric Brewer, Francois Beauchemin, Henrik Sedin, Jarome Iginla, Jaromir Jagr, Joe Thornton, Marian Hossa, Mark Streit, Martin Havlat, Mike Ribeiro, Nicklas Backstrom, Patrick Marleau, Patrick Elias, Pavel Datsyuk, Roberto Luongo Ryan Miller, Shane Doan, Shawn Horcoff, Simon Gagne, Stephane Robidas and Zdeno Chara.
You know what we want you to do!
When you have an opportunity, cast your votes, offer a comment and as always we thank you for your support!
As such our Hockey Futures TBD have added some new entries.
For those unaware, the Hockey section is the only team sport where we have a TBD (to be determined) section. This is due to the Hockey Hall of Fame having only a three year period after a player has retired before he becomes eligible for the Hockey Hall of Fame. This is why we look at players over 35 who are currently active in professional hockey and place them in a potential vote.
Here are the new players who we have now included in this section:
Alexandre Burrows: A capable defensive minded forward who has done very well for the Vancouver Canucks.
Dainus Zubrus: A longtime player who played for many NHL teams and the Russian National Team.
John-Michael Liles: A member of the United States World Cup and Olympic Team.
Kevin Bieksa: A rugged two way defenseman who plays currently for Anaheim.
Marc-Andre Bergeron: A stay-at-home defenseman who has played for seven NHL teams.
Marek Zidlicki: A three time Olympian for the Czech Republic.
Matt Cullen: A two time Stanley Cup Champion.
Mike Fisher: A gritty Center who played in the 2015 All Star Game.
Patrick Sharp: A three time Stanley Cup Champion with the Chicago Blackhawks.
Radim Vrbata: An All Star in 2015.
Willie Mitchell: A two time Stanley Cup winning Defenseman with the Los Angeles Kings.
This crop of players join Alex Tanguay, Andrei Markov, Brian Campbell, Chris Kunitz, Daniel Sedin, Dany Heatley, Eric Brewer, Francois Beauchemin, Henrik Sedin, Jarome Iginla, Jaromir Jagr, Joe Thornton, Marian Hossa, Mark Streit, Martin Havlat, Mike Ribeiro, Nicklas Backstrom, Patrick Marleau, Patrick Elias, Pavel Datsyuk, Roberto Luongo Ryan Miller, Shane Doan, Shawn Horcoff, Simon Gagne, Stephane Robidas and Zdeno Chara.
You know what we want you to do!
When you have an opportunity, cast your votes, offer a comment and as always we thank you for your support!