Category Archives: Superfan Hall of Fame

>All-Time Greats Rankings

Posted on November 27, 2009 by admin

>Here’s what I have right now. Bear in mind the following:No pre-1947 results are consideredAthletes with a * could earn more points as I work on pre-1962 AOY rankingsI’m still totalling numbers and I’m almost certainly missing some athletesWomen are … Continue reading →

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>All-Time Greats Scoring Sample

Posted on November 27, 2009 by admin

>Nourredine Morceli is my example. His career rankings… Year 1500 3k 5k AOY POY Total Pts 1990 1 10 1991 1 1 6 15 (10 for 1500m, 5 for AOY) 1992 1 10 1993 1 1 1 2 24 (10 … Continue reading →

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>Who Are The All-Time Greats?

Posted on November 27, 2009 by admin

>This is something I’ve pondered on for many years. My long-time goal was to come up with track’s version of Bill James’ Historical Baseball Abstract. But there are multiple problems with this, not the least of which is my having … Continue reading →

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>Superfan HOF–Jesse Owens

Posted on February 26, 2008 by admin

>(To all the mouth-breathing Star Wars collectors out there: Yes, I know i’s worth more if it’s still in the packaging. You think I’m parting with this?) Born September 12, 1913, Danville ALDied March 31, 1980, Tucson AZ Official site … Continue reading →

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>Superfan HOF–Lee Evans

Posted on January 6, 2008 by admin

>(Note: As much as possible, the images used in the Hall of Fame series of posts will come from my collection of track & field trading cards, memorabilia, personal photos, and other assorted crap.) Lee Evans is the first inductee … Continue reading →

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>A Hall of Fame

Posted on January 6, 2008 by admin

>When the Mitchell Report hit the fan a few weeks ago, the various talking heads on ESPN’s Sports Reporters took the position that baseball’s steroid problem was fundamentally different than that of other sports. This is because of the game’s … Continue reading →

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