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Tony LaRussa Retires

Just days after winning the World Series, St. Louis Cardinals Manager Tony LaRussa has decided to retire.  On three occasions, LaRussa managed teams to World Series victories and was widely praised for his cerebral style of managing.  We don;t generally rank managers on our list, but if we did, we know that LaRussa would be very high on our list.  

Congratulations to the St. Louis Cardinals

Congratulations go out to the St. Louis Cardinals who ended their dramatic playoff run capturing their 11th World Series.  For our purposes, this adds to the already Hall of Fame careers of Albert Pujols and Tony LaRussa, but does this aid others in their Cooperstown quest?  How about Lance Berkman?  Does this help propel his resume?  What about Chris Carpenter?   Just our thoughts!

Mil Mascaras to the WWE Hall of Fame

On WWE.com (and by Dr. Clayton in our shoutbox) it was reported that Mil Mascaras will be inducted to the WWE Hall of Fame.  We are still working on our revisions, and will actually include Mascaras in it temporarily.  We plan to have the new list up soon (we apoligize that is taking so long) but our intention is to make it as fluid as possible.    In the meantime congratulations to the first star who competed primarilly in Mexico to get into the WWE Hall of Fame.

Can You play your way out of the Hall of Fame?

This is the random question we ask of..... Donovan McNabb.   The Vikings Quarterback may have won his virst game in Minnesota, but that was mostly due to Adrian Peterson.  Fact is that thus far as a Viking, he has been one of the worst starters in the NFL, and last year he was replaced in Washington in favor of Rex Grossman.  Looking back, there are more questions than answers regarding his last two years in Philadelphia.    Three years ago, when asked about the Hall of Fame chances of McNabb, most people would have said "better than average".     What do they say now?