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The Top 50 Baltimore Ravens of All-Time
Jan 09, 2016
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We told you that this would be a task that we would eventually get to.
Regular visitors to Notinhalloffame.com might know that we have told you in past updates that we will be looking at the top fifty players in each major North American Franchise (NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA) and last month we debuted just that with the Charlotte Hornets’ Top fifty players of all-time.
Selected second, we go to the National Football League and two time Super Bowl Champion, the Baltimore Ravens, which like Charlotte and all other future selections was done randomly. Although we are in the playoffs and Baltimore is not a participant, this is up to the end of the 2014 season as we are waiting for the end of the post season before we include 2015 accomplishments.
Regular visitors to Notinhalloffame.com might know that we have told you in past updates that we will be looking at the top fifty players in each major North American Franchise (NHL, NFL, MLB and NBA) and last month we debuted just that with the Charlotte Hornets’ Top fifty players of all-time.
Selected second, we go to the National Football League and two time Super Bowl Champion, the Baltimore Ravens, which like Charlotte and all other future selections was done randomly. Although we are in the playoffs and Baltimore is not a participant, this is up to the end of the 2014 season as we are waiting for the end of the post season before we include 2015 accomplishments.
The Seattle Mariners to retire Ken Griffey Jr.s number
Jan 09, 2016
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By know you have noticed that we have finally begun are pieces on all-time 50 players for each major franchise. Eventually we will take that to the next level where we will examine how they take care of their former players in terms of retired numbers and franchise Hall of Fames, and as such it is major news to us that the Seattle Mariners will be retiring the number of Ken Griffey Jr., who was selected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in what was the largest percentage ever.
The Seattle Mariners will be retiring the number 24 that Griffey Jr. wore. This is no small honor as with the exception of the league wide mandatory retirement of Jackie Robinson’s #42 this is the first number retired by the organization.
Ken Griffey Jr. played for Seattle from 1989 to 1999 and finished his career there in 2009 to 2010. In the 13 seasons he was a Mariner, he accumulated 417 Home Runs, 1,216 RBI, 167 Stolen Bases with a Slash Line of .284/.370/.538 and a bWAR of 63.5. This included four Home Run Titles, ten All Star Games, seven Silver Sluggers, ten Gold Gloves and one Most Valuable Player Award.
Griffey Jr. will also become the first to enter Cooprstown wearing a Seattle Mariners hat.
We would like to congratulate Ken Griffey Jr. for his latest and deserved accolade.
The Seattle Mariners will be retiring the number 24 that Griffey Jr. wore. This is no small honor as with the exception of the league wide mandatory retirement of Jackie Robinson’s #42 this is the first number retired by the organization.
Ken Griffey Jr. played for Seattle from 1989 to 1999 and finished his career there in 2009 to 2010. In the 13 seasons he was a Mariner, he accumulated 417 Home Runs, 1,216 RBI, 167 Stolen Bases with a Slash Line of .284/.370/.538 and a bWAR of 63.5. This included four Home Run Titles, ten All Star Games, seven Silver Sluggers, ten Gold Gloves and one Most Valuable Player Award.
Griffey Jr. will also become the first to enter Cooprstown wearing a Seattle Mariners hat.
We would like to congratulate Ken Griffey Jr. for his latest and deserved accolade.
The 2016 College Football Hall of Fame Class is Announced!
Jan 08, 2016
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Another day, another major Hall of Fame announcement.
Days before the National Championship Game between Clemson and Alabama, the College Football Hall of Fame has announced their Class of 2016 an while we do not rank those who are not in the College Hall, we here at Notinhalloffame.com always are interested to see who gets in!
Here they are!
Marlin Briscoe, Nebraska, Quarterback
Derrick Brooks, Florida State, Linebacker
Tom Cousineau, Ohio State, Linebacker
Randall Cunningham, UNLV, Quarterback/Punter
Troy Davis, Iowa State, Running Back
William Fuller, North Carolina, Defensive Tackler
Bert Jones, LSU, Quarterback
Tim Krumrie, Wisconsin, Defensive Tackle
Pat McInally, Tight End, Harvard
Herb Orvis, Defensive End, Colorado
Bill Royce, Linebacker, Ashland
Mike Utley, Offensive Guard, Washington State
Scott Woerner, Defensive Back, Georgia
Rod Woodson, Defensive Back, Purdue
Bill Bowes, Coach, New Hampshire
Frank Girardi, Coach, Lycoming
We here would like to congratulate this stellar group to the College Football Hall of Fame!
Days before the National Championship Game between Clemson and Alabama, the College Football Hall of Fame has announced their Class of 2016 an while we do not rank those who are not in the College Hall, we here at Notinhalloffame.com always are interested to see who gets in!
Here they are!
Marlin Briscoe, Nebraska, Quarterback
Derrick Brooks, Florida State, Linebacker
Tom Cousineau, Ohio State, Linebacker
Randall Cunningham, UNLV, Quarterback/Punter
Troy Davis, Iowa State, Running Back
William Fuller, North Carolina, Defensive Tackler
Bert Jones, LSU, Quarterback
Tim Krumrie, Wisconsin, Defensive Tackle
Pat McInally, Tight End, Harvard
Herb Orvis, Defensive End, Colorado
Bill Royce, Linebacker, Ashland
Mike Utley, Offensive Guard, Washington State
Scott Woerner, Defensive Back, Georgia
Rod Woodson, Defensive Back, Purdue
Bill Bowes, Coach, New Hampshire
Frank Girardi, Coach, Lycoming
We here would like to congratulate this stellar group to the College Football Hall of Fame!
The 2016 Pro Football HOF Finalists are out
Jan 07, 2016
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“Tis the season to talk about Hall of Fames isn’t it?
The Pro Football Hall of Fame has announced their Finalists, and there is no major surprise, which is usually the norm.
The headliner for most people (and for us) is former Quarterback, Brett Favre who two months ago had his number retired by the Green Bay Packers. Favre is entering his first year of eligibility and is ranked #1 by us.
Favre is not the only first year eligible player to make the list of Finalists as Wide Receiver, Terrell Owens and Offensive Guard, Alan Faneca have also made the cut. They are ranked and #7 and #5 respectively on our Notinhalloffame football list.
The remaining Finalists (with their Notinhalloffame rank in parenthesis) are Steve Atwater (#19), Don Coryell, Terrell Davis (#21), Tony Dungy, Kevin Greene (#37), Marvin Harrison (#3), Joe Jacoby (#62), Edgerrin James (#17), John Lynch (#57), Orlando Pace (#15) and Kurt Warner (#28).
This group joins the automatic Senior Finalists, Ken Stabler (#6) and Dick Stanfel (#30), along with Contributing Finalist, Eddie DeBartolo Jr.
To enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame must receive 80 percent of the votes. A maximum of eight inductees can be chosen per year.
Like the Baseball Hall of Fame, We will be debating each Pro Football Finalist.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame has announced their Finalists, and there is no major surprise, which is usually the norm.
The headliner for most people (and for us) is former Quarterback, Brett Favre who two months ago had his number retired by the Green Bay Packers. Favre is entering his first year of eligibility and is ranked #1 by us.
Favre is not the only first year eligible player to make the list of Finalists as Wide Receiver, Terrell Owens and Offensive Guard, Alan Faneca have also made the cut. They are ranked and #7 and #5 respectively on our Notinhalloffame football list.
The remaining Finalists (with their Notinhalloffame rank in parenthesis) are Steve Atwater (#19), Don Coryell, Terrell Davis (#21), Tony Dungy, Kevin Greene (#37), Marvin Harrison (#3), Joe Jacoby (#62), Edgerrin James (#17), John Lynch (#57), Orlando Pace (#15) and Kurt Warner (#28).
This group joins the automatic Senior Finalists, Ken Stabler (#6) and Dick Stanfel (#30), along with Contributing Finalist, Eddie DeBartolo Jr.
To enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame must receive 80 percent of the votes. A maximum of eight inductees can be chosen per year.
Like the Baseball Hall of Fame, We will be debating each Pro Football Finalist.