Basketball and Hockey get it right and get the deserving in when they're eligible.

Disagree about basketball. 2 local cases are Bulls former coach,John Bach & of course Red Kerr.

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There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

I agree with Bach and Kerr, but the majority of the time, they are on the ball-of course that leads to 12 people getting inducted. Hockey is really the one I think of, especially with the waiving tradition or waiting periods for shoe-ins like Gretzky and Lemiux.

Paragraph 19: The Hockey Hall of Fame Selection Committee, by an affirmative vote of at least three quarters of the members thereof present and voting at a duly convened meeting, or by a written resolution signed by all of the members thereof, may, in its discretion, eliminate the 3-year waiting period referred to in either of paragraphs 16 and 18 in respect of any particular candidate who, by reason of grave or terminal illness or injury, is not expected to survive the waiting period. A candidate to whom this paragraph 19 applies may be nominated by a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame Selection Committee at any time and the deadline for nominations contained in paragraph 22 hereof shall not apply to any such candidate.

Anyone think Andre Dawson will be sporting the cap of the defunct Montreal Expos, now known as the Washington Nationals, when he's officially inducted this July? After all, the Hall of Fame now determines what cap he'll be wearing...

10 years an Expo ('76-'86), 5 years a Cub ('87-'92). MVP in '87 as a Cub and an NLCS appearance in '89, though, so we'll see. Montreal had a playoff appearance in '81.

I'm sure he'll be wearing a Cubs cap.

He should. Most people going to the ceremony would probably be Cubs fans. Expos fans are too busy eating their brie while drinking their merlots and whacking off to Maryse nudie pics.