Not in Hall of Fame News
Chuck Knoblauch to the Twins HOF
Jan 26, 2014
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Committee Chairman
The Minnesota Twins have announced their latest entrant into their Hall of Fame. Chuck Knoblauch who played Second Base for Minnesota from 1991 to 1997 is the latest addition to their institution which began in 2000. Knoblauch was a very productive player for Minnesota. He was the 1991 American League Rookie of the Year and won the World Series that year. Four times, he would be selected to the All-Star Game, contributing 1,197 Hits with a .304 Batting Average, 276 Stolen Bases and won two Silver Slugger Awards. He would have a 37.8 WAR as a Twin. His time in…
Coming soon this winter
Jan 21, 2014
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Committee Chairman
So...What’s next at Notinhalloffame.com? Over the next two months we are working hard to unveil the following:The 2014 Rock and Roll Revisions in three weeksThe 2014 Baseball Revisions in six weeksThe 2014 Football Revisions in eight weeksHowever, that is not all. Revising existing lists are great, but we want to keep growing and create more Pop Culture debate for all of you. We have been very pleased with the reaction to the Fictitious Athlete Hall of Fame. So...what comes next? Why the Fictitious Rock and Roll Hall of Fame of course! In the month of March, it will be up…
Rock List 2014: We Want Your Input
Jan 17, 2014
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Committee Chairman
Gang, we are looking for your input!As you know, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced their latest Class. When that happens here at Notinhalloffame.com, it is time to look ahead to who they should look at next year. What we would like from you are thoughts on the latest group of eligible acts and what range you might put them.Here they are, in order of a potential ranking that we had in mind.Green DayNine Inch NailsPavementLenny KravitzThe OffspringGang StarrManic Street PreachersSarah McLachlanBarenaked LadiesGarth BrooksQueen LatifahGin BlossomsBuffalo TomWarrantSkid RowThere are a few others to consider who may or…
Ultimate Warrior to the WWE HOF
Jan 14, 2014
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Committee Chairman
About eight years ago, World Wrestling Entertainment released “The Self-Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior”; a DVD that as you can tell from the title was far from flattering. As outspoken and let’s just say strange as the Warrior has been, for a multi-million dollar company to use their resources to bury a former talent was a questionable decision; even if there was some validity to the claims of those who spoke on the production. At that moment, picturing the Ultimate Warrior in the WWE Hall of Fame was as impossible as picturing...well....Bruno Sammartino in the WWE Hall of Fame! We…
2014 Football HOF Finalists Announced
Jan 10, 2014
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Committee Chairman
It is time to put the nonsense of the Baseball Hall of Fame continuing fiasco behind us (for awhile anyway). Today, the Football Hall of Fame, which continues to do so much right has announced their finalists and we are going to take a quick look at them in order of their ranking on Notinhalloffame.com.#1 Derrick BrooksBrooks moved into our number spot in his first year of Hall of Fame eligibility, and there remains little reason to think that he is not going to Canton immediately.#3 Marvin HarrisonHarrison is the top rated Wide Receiver in our eyes and is also…
2014 Baseball HOF Class set
Jan 08, 2014
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Committee Chairman
This is definitely our favorite time of year and one of the days that shows the reason why this website was created. Today, the Baseball Hall of Fame have announced the Class of 2014 and there will be three new members as Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and Frank Thomas have all been selected on their first year of eligibility. They will join a Tony LaRussa, Joe Torre and Bobby Cox who have already been selected by the Veterans Committee, making this a loaded class and one that should draw significantly better than the sad sack Class of 2013 which inducted…
RIP: Phil Everly
Jan 04, 2014
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Committee Chairman
We have lost another musical legend as Phil Everly passed away at the age of 74 due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Everly was a heavy smoker in his life which attributed to his severe emphysema and bronchitis. He was one half of the Everly Brothers, who were one of the most popular acts of the 1950’s and one of the most unique at the time.The duo mastered two part harmonies and perhaps better than anyone else did at the time combined the Country Sound with the new Rock and Roll style. This gave them a broader appeal than most…
Mats Sundin: HOF Hat Trick
Dec 31, 2013
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Committee Chairman
Normally we don’t report on the happenings of the Swedish Hockey Hall of Fame, but we thought that the 59th entry was worth noting.Yesterday, at the World Junior Hockey Championships prior to a game in which the host nation, Sweden routed Norway, Mats Sundin was honored as the next member. The Swedish Hockey Hall of Fame is barely three years old, but they have moved quickly to build a Hall of Fame list worth looking at. This marks the “hat trick” for Sundin in regards to Hall of Fame institutions. Sundin was selected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in…
Tony Gonzalez: Next Stop Canton
Dec 29, 2013
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Committee Chairman
Tony Gonzalez played his final game today in the National Football League today, ending what should be a Hall of Fame career. Gonzalez joined the Atlanta Falcons four seasons ago in hopes of playing for a Super Bowl winner, but unfortunately, the Falcons failed to get there, and in his last year the team was decimated injuries and finished with a losing record.Gonzalez played both Football and Basketball at the University of California. He elected to focus on the gridiron and forgo his final year of eligibility and enter the NFL Draft, where he was taken in the First Round…
RIP: Paul Blair
Dec 27, 2013
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Committee Chairman
Baltimore Orioles Hall of Famer, Paul Blair died yesterday at the age of 69. Blair was considered one of the finest defensive Centerfielders ever, capturing eight Gold Gloves (all with Baltimore) and recording a very good defensive Career WAR of 18.6. Blair had his best seasons with the Orioles where he was an All Star twice and helped them win two World Series titles. Late in his career he would win two more World Series with the New York Yankees. His overall numbers in his seventeen year career saw him get 1,513 Hits, with 134 Home Runs and 171 Stolen…
