Hall of Fame

He was the creative force behind many of the band’s most famous songs.

Jochum was one of the original 60 “A League of Their Own” baseball players.

Marshall started a record 270 games with the “Purple People Eaters.”

McCallum held championships in three different weight classes.

Rodriguez had six No. 1 country hits, including “You’ll Always Come Back to Hurting Me.”

Dent began as a caddy at the then whites-only Augusta National before going pro.

Briggs’ work on keyboards helped define the crisp, clean sound of Nashville country.

Barnett won two championships with the New York Knicks in the 1970s.

Roman was inducted into the Country Gospel Music Hall of Fame.

McMichael later went on to pro wrestling stardom as one of the Four Horseman.