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Pearl Jam invites snubbed members to the ceremony
Mar 13, 2017
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We thought it had been too long since there had been some news regarding the upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony.
From a note on the Pearl Jam official Twitter page, the band had the following to say:
“While awards and accolades are understandably subjective and a countless number of our peers have yet to be honored, we do feel fortunate to be recognized and provided the opportunity to reunite with everyone who has been part of the group. Specifically the drummers who left their distinctive mark on our band in the pre-Matt Cameron years. Dave Krusen, Matt Chamberlain, Dave Abbruzzese, and Jack Irons are each individually great players who gave their all to the early recordings and live gigs. Looking forward to seeing them and all the other musicians on the bill.”
Hmmmmm…
Regular visitors here and those who have been following the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame know that Abbruzzese in particular has been very vocal about his exclusion from the Hall.
This does not make it clear if those who were not chosen by the powers that be in Cleveland will be in attendance.
It is also worth noting that this overture by Eddie Vedder and company does not mean that the inductees on behalf of Pearl Jam will be changing. It will still be the same core group that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame had originally mentioned.
We don’t think this story is over, and we are looking forward to see what happens next!
From a note on the Pearl Jam official Twitter page, the band had the following to say:
“While awards and accolades are understandably subjective and a countless number of our peers have yet to be honored, we do feel fortunate to be recognized and provided the opportunity to reunite with everyone who has been part of the group. Specifically the drummers who left their distinctive mark on our band in the pre-Matt Cameron years. Dave Krusen, Matt Chamberlain, Dave Abbruzzese, and Jack Irons are each individually great players who gave their all to the early recordings and live gigs. Looking forward to seeing them and all the other musicians on the bill.”
Hmmmmm…
Regular visitors here and those who have been following the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame know that Abbruzzese in particular has been very vocal about his exclusion from the Hall.
This does not make it clear if those who were not chosen by the powers that be in Cleveland will be in attendance.
It is also worth noting that this overture by Eddie Vedder and company does not mean that the inductees on behalf of Pearl Jam will be changing. It will still be the same core group that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame had originally mentioned.
We don’t think this story is over, and we are looking forward to see what happens next!
The Gordie Howe statue is now at the HHOF
Mar 11, 2017
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There is a new must-see site at the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Today, a permanent statue at the entrance of the Hall of the late Gordie Howe, now welcomes everyone who enters the hallowed institution in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
The legend amassed 1,850 Points in the NHL and was the first player to play 1,500 Games in the NHL. Howe was a multi-time Hart Trophy winner and actually played long after he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
There are still many hockey pundits who view Gordie Howe as the best player to all time.
If you didn’t have a reason to visit the Hockey Hall of Fame, you do now!
Just watch out for the elbows!
Today, a permanent statue at the entrance of the Hall of the late Gordie Howe, now welcomes everyone who enters the hallowed institution in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
The legend amassed 1,850 Points in the NHL and was the first player to play 1,500 Games in the NHL. Howe was a multi-time Hart Trophy winner and actually played long after he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
There are still many hockey pundits who view Gordie Howe as the best player to all time.
If you didn’t have a reason to visit the Hockey Hall of Fame, you do now!
Just watch out for the elbows!
We have added new entries to our 2019 Hockey Futures
Mar 10, 2017
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We are always refining here at Notinhalloffame.com.
Recently, we added some new entries to our 2018 Hockey Futures Section. We have done the same to our 2019 Section.
We have added the following former players to this section:
Barret Jackman: The Calder Trophy winner in the 2000-01 Season.
Brad Stuart: A defenseman who helped Detroit win the 2008 Stanley Cup.
David Legwand: A center that played over 1,100 Games in the NHL.
Pascal DuPuis: A former Left Winger who helped the Pittsburgh Penguins win the 2009 Stanley Cup.
These players are added to the existing ones of Brad Richards, Lubomir Visnovsky, Scott Gomez and Vincent LeCavalier.
We will be updating the Hockey TBD section shortly.
As always, we thank you for your support!
Recently, we added some new entries to our 2018 Hockey Futures Section. We have done the same to our 2019 Section.
We have added the following former players to this section:
Barret Jackman: The Calder Trophy winner in the 2000-01 Season.
Brad Stuart: A defenseman who helped Detroit win the 2008 Stanley Cup.
David Legwand: A center that played over 1,100 Games in the NHL.
Pascal DuPuis: A former Left Winger who helped the Pittsburgh Penguins win the 2009 Stanley Cup.
These players are added to the existing ones of Brad Richards, Lubomir Visnovsky, Scott Gomez and Vincent LeCavalier.
We will be updating the Hockey TBD section shortly.
As always, we thank you for your support!
Chad Greenway Retires
Mar 07, 2017
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Chad Greenway announced that after 11 seasons in the National Football League, all of which were with the Minnesota Vikings, that he is calling it a career.
The former 1st Round Pick (17th Overall) from the University of Iowa would become a two time Pro Bowl Selection (2011 & 2012) and would start 144 of his 156 Games at Linebacker for the Vikes. Greenway would record 18 Quarterback Sacks and 11 Interceptions. He was named one of our top 50 Minnesota Vikings when we put that out last year.
Greenway is not likely to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but he will be eligible in 2022.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to thank Chad Greenway for a memorable career and we wish him the best in his post-playing career.
The former 1st Round Pick (17th Overall) from the University of Iowa would become a two time Pro Bowl Selection (2011 & 2012) and would start 144 of his 156 Games at Linebacker for the Vikes. Greenway would record 18 Quarterback Sacks and 11 Interceptions. He was named one of our top 50 Minnesota Vikings when we put that out last year.
Greenway is not likely to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but he will be eligible in 2022.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to thank Chad Greenway for a memorable career and we wish him the best in his post-playing career.