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Gary Carter, delivering part of his speech in French, and Eddie Murray, his speech often interrupted by cries of "Ed-Dee! Ed-Dee," accepted their honors as the 255th and 256th members of the Hall in front of 18,000 filling the green lawn of the Clark Sports Center.
The audience included former President George Bush, present at Carter's invitation as the first former or sitting president to attend any of the Hall of Fame's 58 Induction Ceremonies.
Carter and Murray shared the stage with 44 of the 59 living Hall of Famers, and fellow honorees Hal McCoy, presented with the J.G. Taylor Spink Award for meritorious sportswriting, and Bob Uecker, given the Ford C. Frick Award for broadcast excellence.
Johnny Bench emerged as another of the afternoon's stars, the former catching great revealing two of his lesser-known talents. Pinch-singing the Canadian National Anthem, Bench surprised everyone with his vocal talents. During a symbolic seventh-inning stretch later, he performed "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" with a knockout impersonation of the late Harry Carey.
During an otherwise typically emotional induction ceremony, the steely resolve of all of the celebrants cracked when their subjects turned to their families, their attempts to express gratitude to loved ones loosening tear ducts.
Well, all but the irreverent Uecker who, the only one ad-libbing his speech without written notes, recalled serving as knuckleballer Phil Niekro's "personal chaser" and being told by Gene Mauch to "grab a bat and stop this rally."
Uecker's side-splitting 18-minute bit was quickly appreciated as relief from the rest of the always-charged, often-poignant 2 1/2-hour program.
Portraying himself as "a kid in a candy store," Carter said he was "humbled to stand before these Hall of Famers" and talked with quivering lips about his late parents, Inge and Jim Carter.
Murray called his first-ballot election "one of the few things you can never dream of, a great honor" and had to collect himself after introducing older brother Charles, the first of four Murray boys to sign pro contracts, and telling him, "You inspired us all. The day you signed that contract, we all wanted to be just like you."
After an anxious morning during which Hall of Fame officials had to decide whether to accede to the gray clouds and move the ceremonies inside tighter quarters, the event proceeded uninterrupted.
As Carter later said, "God wasn't going to let anything rain on this parade."
Following a live interactive presentation of "Casey at the Bat" and John Fogerty's "Centerfield" rattling the speakers, George Grande, emceeing for the 24th consecutive year what he called "one of the greatest weekends in America," began introducing the returning Hall of Famers.
The procession lasted 25 minutes as the legends strolled on stage one by one, from Anderson (Sparky) to Yount (Robin), a thick slice of baseball history in-between.
Rabbi Mark Miller of Temple Bat Yahm in Newport Beach, Calif., delivered the invocation, citing baseball as "a great pastime worthy of our lifelong connection."
"In the sanctuary of the ballpark," Rabbi Miller said, "we always feel safe at home."
Following a moment of silence for people baseball lost in 2002 -- Steve Bechler, Larry Doby, writer Leonard Koppett, far too many other entries on a sad scroll of names -- the award presentations and acceptances began.
Paul Hagen, national president of the Baseball Writers Association of America, presented McCoy, who called the past two days "the most memorable weekend of my entire life."
McCoy, in his 31st year of covering the Reds for the Dayton Daily News, expressed gratitude to all the people who encouraged him to stay on the beat after a second optic stroke in January robbed him of much of his vision.
"Nobody can be more humbled or appreciative than I am," McCoy said.
Joe Morgan, the former second base great who also is a vice-chairman of the Hall, next introduced Uecker -- catcher, broadcaster, actor, not to be taken seriously in any of those roles.
"In deference to Hal, I, on the other hand, have been asked to quit many times," Uecker began, setting the tone for a marvelous self-effacing routine.
"This isn't sour grapes or anything ... but I still think I should have gone in as a player," said Uecker, a career .200 hitter who recalled being asked how long a supply of his bats lasted.
"Well, based on size and weight ... eight to 10 cookouts."
Uecker's speech left the Hall of Famers seated behind him wiping their eyes of laughter-induced tears.
Soon enough, the real tears came. Carter and Murray, both introduced by Hall of Fame Chairman Jane Forbes Clark while Commissioner Bud Selig recited the inscriptions on their plaques, wore game faces while recounting career highlights and thanking mentors.
However, when their attentions turned to family, composure fled. A baseball life is harshly nomadic, forcing lengthy separations from wives and children, losing out on many of their milestones.
At times such as these, those lives flash in front of men's eyes, and the pain of those losses is very real.
"I've always thought of baseball as that happy place where you leave all your problems behind," Carter said. "There's nothing quite like the roar of the crowd.
"I know my parents are smiling down on me, because they've got the best seats in the house. I lost my mom when I was 12 (to leukemia, at 37), but I felt her presence throughout my career.
"My father was always there for me," Carter added of Jim Carter, who passed away in late January at 84. "Mom and Pop ... you're missed, but will never be forgotten. I know how proud you are of me today."
After a deep breath, Carter concluded, "I'll always be a kid at heart. I love this great game. I'm so honored to be in Cooperstown as a Hall of Famer."
Greeted by the "Ed-Dee! Ed-Dee!" chorus from the Orioles fans who turned the green lawn black & orange, Murray said, "I'm proud to be here as the first baseman who played more games than anyone in baseball."
"Ted Williams said at his induction 37 years ago, 'I must have earned this, because I didn't win it with my friendship with writers.' Guess in that way, I'm proud to be in his company," continued Murray, as a player notorious for his icy relationship with the media.
"I learned the game and life from good teachers," he added, referring to his late parents. "I know they're watching from heaven, to make sure we are all doing good.
"I feel unbelievable. I've just been blessed. I'd like to close with that chant."
The hills again came alive with "Ed-Dee! Ed-Dee!"
Throughout the afternoon, as the ceremony unfolded, soft breezes brought random sounds from diamonds that skirt the grounds. They were the shouts and shrieks of children playing ball, a comforting cacophony with an unmistakable message.
Another class of legends has passed from uniform into immortality. But the parade will never end.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Microsoft has just released Cumulative Update 4 for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1. Full details at:
Microsoft has just released Cumulative Update 4 for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1. Full details at:
Posted by: Cliff Hobbs
Well 2014 got off to a fantastic start for me.
Not only were we in Lisbon (where we dream of emigrating to if anyone is looking for ConfigMgr guy but I also received the following email from Microsoft.
It goes without saying how humbled, pleased and honoured I am to be renewed for the 11th consecutive year and I want to thank Microsoft and you the community without whom none of this would be possible.
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'Tis that time of year again (the year's seem to get shorter each year). 2013 has certainly be an "interesting" year for FAQShop and me personally both major highs and lows.
One of the highs is once again traffic has increased from a year ago and it gives me a warm glowy feeling (especially now it's winter) to know that more and more folks are visiting the site and hopefully finding the information useful.
Plans are already afoot for 2014 which I'll ...More...
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I've got an issue where I'm booting from Standalone media. I see the first white ConfigMgr screen but after a delay the machine just reboots without any errors, messages, etc.
If I look in smsts.log I see the following:
Adding SMS bin folder "X:\sms\bin\x64″ to the system environment PATH
Failed to open PXE registry key. Not a PXE boot.
Media Root = D:\
WinPE boot type: 'Ramdisk:SourceIdentified'
Failed to find the source drive where WinPE was booted from
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Microsoft has just updated the following KB Article which includes a hotfix:
An update for the bootstrap certificate in System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Asset Intelligence is available
In Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007, the issuing certificate that System Center Online uses to validate the bootstrap certificate expires in September 2012. After this date, System Center Online does not recognize the bootstrap certificate.
Note The current hardcoded Asset Intelligence (AI) bootstrap certificate is valid until June 19, 2015.
I've updated the ...More...
Microsoft has released the following KB article:
November 2013 anti-malware platform update for Endpoint Protection clients
This article describes an anti-malware platform update package for the following clients:
These packages update Endpoint Protection client services, drivers, and UI components.
Microsoft regularly releases anti-malware platform updates to guarantee consistency in protection, performance, robustness, and usability in a malware ...More...
Microsoft has just updated the following KB Article:
A post-CU3 update is available for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1
An update is available to address issues that were discovered after the release of Cumulative Update 3 (CU3) for Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1 (SP1).
Full details at:
Posted by: Cliff Hobbs
A common question I get from my clients and I see posted on various forums from time to time is people wanting to know if there is a list of the standard out-the-box ConfigMgr 2012 R2 Reports anywhere.
Well creating such a list has been on my "To Do" list for a while and I've finally managed to get it finished and you are more than welcome to download a copy of it.
To house this and the other items we'll ...More...
Microsoft has updated the following KB article which contains a Hotfix:
Per-computer variables for imported computers are not read in System Center 2012 R2 Configuration ManagerSummary:
Per-computer task sequence variables that are defined for imported computers are filtered out of client policies. This prevents the variables from being read during task sequence execution. This problem does not affect per-computer variables that are defined for existing clients.
Microsoft has updated the following KB article which contains a Hotfix:
Asset Intelligence sync point doesn't sync with the System Center Online service after you install hotfix 2733615 on a Windows Server 2003-based Configuration Manager 2007 SP2 site server
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The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting that an Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis hotel worker has alleged in a lawsuit that Colts DT Eric Foster sexually assaulted her before the AFC championship game.
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Following in the footsteps of fellow Colts starting DT Daniel Muir, restricted free agent Antonio Johnson has signed his one-year tender of $1.644 million.
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The spaghetti squash is roasted in this preparation; alternatively, it can be cooked in the microwave. To do so, use a sharp knife to puncture the whole squash about 12 times. Place on a microwave-safe plate and microwave on HIGH for 10 minutes. Cool completely, then cut in half lengthwise and remove the seeds and pulp. If the squash is not quite tender, microwave on HIGH for 5 minutes.
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For the squash
1 medium spaghetti squash (about 4 pounds), rinsed well
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 cups diced Vidalia or other sweet onion
12 white button mushrooms, stemmed, then sliced (about 2 cups)
1 cup frozen peas (optional)
1 medium zucchini, diced (optional)
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
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1/2 cup dry white wine
2 cloves garlic, pressed or minced
1 pound 95 percent lean ground white turkey meat or ground chicken breast
Freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, for garnish (optional)
For the squash: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Cut the squash lengthwise in half, avoiding the stem. Place the halves cut sides up in a baking dish. Bake for about 45 minutes or until the flesh is easily pierced with a knife. Cool completely.
Meanwhile, make the sauce: Heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a large saute pan over medium heat. Once the oil shimmers, add the onions, mushrooms, the peas and zucchini, if using, half the salt and half the pepper, stirring to coat. Cook for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.


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Wild Garden Year!
We have a wild year for garden this year, but did come in with some good crops of some varieties of veggies!---others were killed out by the heat and no rain! I think Virginia has some pics of some the stuff that was actually good this year!---gotta look them up!---havent been on much this year! thanks; sonny
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We had one of our better years for gardens this year in spite of the heat and drought. We got it out earlier than usual and much of it was getting pretty mature by the time the weather started being a problem. We had planned to only water small portions in order to reduce the strain on the well, but it was so close to mature that we went ahead and watered it all. For most of the watering we use an oscillating sprinkler setting on a barrel to get above the mature plants, with a timer that runs it 3 hours late in the evening and either 2 or 3 hours depending on how dry it is early again in the morning. In places where I can I use a sprinkler hose to reduce water waste, but due to the calcium in our water a sprinkler hose only lasts a couple of seasons. By watering this way I only need to water once every week to 10 days. I normally run the tiller set shallow between the rows to break up the crust so the water will soak in better. Of course I have used several thousand gallons of water like this, which would not be reasonable o city water.
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We have had some rain on Staten Island but we have had to water a few times. The garden has been a bumper crop.
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My garden is doing well. A few rodent issues, early. "Persuaded " them to back off, with ammonia and bleach, in their holes. (makes poisonous gas) Later, I'll have to worry about the antlered rodents. They wiped out my butternut squash, last fall. Rain and wind knocked down some corn, Friday, but it should survive. Had 5 inches of rain, Friday night. Tomatoes were slow to start ripening, but they are ripening now. Ed
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Temperature didn't bother so much as did dry although we were way above normal. We are below normal temp right now. We are in a drought disaster area so the only way to have any garden was to water. Soaker hoses under an entirely mulched garden works well but still a lot of pumping. Electric bill high - our well is 100 feet - but most of the elec was for AC. Garden is doing ok. Deer ate the tomato tops but we will get enough. Racoons and woodchucks were sent to heaven. The birds are eating the tips of the corn so we share that. Never had them do it before. Ony crop we nearly lost was parsnips.
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my Watermellon good, the cantalope did poorly, they rottened on the vines
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Watermelons are doing really good once they got started,--- NOW , all melons are splittin open from the temp, moisture, and the variables that they cant handle!---we got some great big ole watermelons for our own eating, so all was not lost in all the work we put into them! thanks; sonny
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Same problem here with the cantalopes.
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Not only is every living member of baseball's exclusive 500 Home Run Club invited to Monday night's Century 21 All-Star Home Run Derby, several of them will be swinging for the fences.
All four active players who have hit at least 500 career home runs -- Cincinnati's Ken Griffey Jr., Baltimore's Rafael Palmeiro, Sammy Sosa of the Chicago Cubs and the Giants' Barry Bonds -- have accepted invitations to participate in the Derby, which will be televised live on ESPN. Palmeiro will be the first non-member of the All-Star Game rosters to participate in the Derby.
"Well, I was planning to get a breather, but this is something I can't pass up," Palmeiro said. "I will just go there and enjoy the atmosphere. This has a chance to be something special."
Also confirmed for this year's event are Philadelphia's Jim Thome -- who leads the Majors with 27 home runs -- and 2002 Home Run Derby champion Jason Giambi of the New York Yankees. The final two AL slots will feature first-time participants David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox and Hank Blalock of the Texas Rangers.
"Yeah, it's going to be unbelievably exciting," Giambi said. "Having all those 500-homer guys there ... it'll be a lot of fun."
Thome, who hit his 400th career homer earlier this season, is also looking forward to the event.
"I just think that any time you're mentioned with those names and to be a part of that is an honor," Thome said. "You're talking about tremendous players, tremendous hitters who have accomplished a lot in the game. To be mentioned with those guys is very humbling, but you have to enjoy every minute of it."
This will be Thome's third Home Run Derby. The former Cleveland Indian competed in 1997 at Cleveland and again in 1998 at Colorado. He didn't hit any homers in 1997, but he made it to the finals the next season, when he was edged by Griffey.
"I remember the game in 1999 when Ted Williams came out," Thome said. "My dad was in the stands and to watch my dad and what players like Williams meant to him, and to be in the same game as the 500-homer guys, that's kind of a neat situation.
"You think you're going to wake up and it's all going to be a dream. But it's something you really cherish and I think it's something you really look forward to. I just want to have fun. Just grip it and rip it. That's what it's all about."
Sosa will making his fifth Home Run Derby appearance in the last six years. He did not participate last year, but he won the event in 2000 at Turner Field in Atlanta when he defeated Griffey, 9-2, in the final round.
"I'm happy to have the chance to enjoy the moment," Sosa said. "If you have a chance to put on a show for the fans, to pay them back, I want to do it."
Griffey will be participating for the first time 2000.
"I won the contest in 1998, but nobody remembers that," Griffey said. "They remember those four home runs Mark McGwire put off the building across the street from Fenway Park. It's how long you hit the home runs, not how many that gets the fans going -- and that's fine. Everybody goes to have fun."
Blalock was the final AL addition Thursday.
"I'm very excited about it," Blalock said. "I think it's going to be a lot of fun."
Blalock, who is tied for second in the American League with 22 home runs, doesn't particularly care who will be pitching for him Monday when he starts the home run competition at Minute Maid Park in Houston.
"Whoever is there," Blalock said. "It doesn't really make any difference to me. I'll just go up there and try to hit home runs."
The Yankees' Alex Rodriguez was given the option to participate, but he withdrew from consideration after straining a muscle Sunday against the New York Mets. Anaheim's Vladimir Guerrero declined an invitation to compete.
"I was probably going to do it," Rodriguez said. "With this injury, I can't take any chances."
Major League Baseball also has invited the 10 former players still living who hit at least 500 home runs during their careers, including all-time home run leader Hank Aaron (755), Willie Mays (660), Frank Robinson (586), Mark McGwire (583), Harmon Killebrew (573), Reggie Jackson (563), Mike Schmidt (548), Willie McCovey (521), Ernie Banks (512) and Eddie Murray (504), to attend the Derby.
Giambi is looking forward to visiting with McGwire, his former teammate in Oakland.
"He's the guy who took me under his wing when I first started out," Giambi said. "I usually see him a couple of times in the offseason, and we have a good time. But this will be a little different."
The format for this year's event remains the same, with four American Leaguers and four National Leaguers taking their swings on an alternating basis. The four winners of the first round advance to the semifinals, and the two semifinal winners meet to decide the winner.
Garret Anderson of Anaheim won last year after edging Albert Pujols of St. Louis, 9-8, in the finals at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago. The next day, Anderson went on to win the Ted Williams Most Valuable Player Award in the All-Star Game.
Sosa was the 2000 winner. Griffey has won it three times, including back-to-back triumphs in 1998-99. Bonds won it in 1996.
The Century 21 Home Run Derby is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET.
Jim Molony is a writer for MLB.com based in Houston. MLB.com's Tom Singer, Gary Washburn, Robert Falkoff and Mark Feinsand, as well as correspondents Joe Santoliquito and J.R. Radcliffe, contributed to this report. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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After leading the Majors with six runs scored and tying for the big league lead with eight RBIs and 14 total bases, Dodgers center fielder Matt Kemp was named the National League Player of the Week for the first week of the season.
Kemp hit .412 (7-for-17) in four games, and his two homers and seven hits were both tied for third in the NL, while his .824 slugging percentage was seventh.
He became the first Dodger to record three consecutive multihit games to begin a season since Adrian Beltre accomplished the feat in 2000. Kemp collected a hit in each of Los Angeles' first four contests.
Kemp owns a 16-game hitting streak dating back to last season, and helped the Dodgers out to the club's first 3-0 start since 1999.
The slugger went 2-for-5 with three RBIs and a two-run homer on Opening Day, before following that up with a 2-for-4 performance in the second game of the four-game set against the Padres. He had two RBIs in the third game of the series, and hit his second homer of the year in Sunday's 8-4 loss to San Diego.
Fellow Dodgers Chad Billingsley (1-0, 0.00 ERA, 8 1/3 innings, 11 strikeouts, one walk, three hits) and Andre Ethier (.267 batting average, eight RBIs, .733 slugging percentage) were also considered for the weekly award. Detroit's Miguel Cabrera was the American League's recipient.
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Celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck opened two new dining spots in Las Vegas' new CityCenter complex this week, including the first French bistro for his growing fine-dining group.
For the 16th consecutive year, master chef Wolfgang Puck has been selected by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to create the menu for the Governors Ball, the celebration immediately following the 82nd Academy Awards® presentation on Sunday, March 7, 2010.
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As Las Vegas evolves by opening dramatic resorts on The Strip, Wolfgang Puck has consistently created a fresh, new restaurant concept within each of these destinations as he continues to revolutionize the fine dining landscape of the city. Puck's newest creations include two restaurants at Crystals, the spectacular 500,000-square-foot retail, entertainment and dining district situated within the heart of CityCenter's urban metropolis.
For 15 years Wofgang Puck has been the official caterer of The Governors Ball, the celebration that follows the Academy Awards. And this year, LAist was there for the preview. This time we get to show you pictures of Oscar-shaped chocolate statues. We also had the opportunity to test-taste a few of the treats and the cocktails that will be served at the Ball.
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Groton - City police are requesting the public's help in identifying two suspects in the theft of more than $1,000 worth of coins from a machine at the Bridge Street Laundry at 126 Bridge St.
The burglary occurred at about 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Two men were captured on surveillance video breaking into the laundry's change machine.
Anyone with information about the theft or the identity of the two suspects is asked to contact Groton City Police at (860) 445-2451.
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"I haven't really thought about it," he said Tuesday, referring to his chance at being named to the American League All-Star team as the All-Star Final Vote winner.
That's been his approach to being selected as one of five American League players in the Final Vote. He's having fun with it.
"To me, it's just a big honor to be one of the five guys considered," Hafner said. "But, really, I don't think I'm the favorite to win that, so I'm just thrilled I was considered."
With the first tally of votes in, Hafner trails Hideki Matsui, Frank Thomas, Paul Konerko and Lew Ford. But the vote totals are "close," according to reports. So Tribe fans can support Hafner's candidacy by going to www.indians.com and voting for the Indians slugger.
They have until 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday to show their support for Hafner, who has put up numbers every bit the equal of the men ahead of him in the Final Vote balloting.
But he's running out of time to catch up, though that's not a big deal to Hafner. The whole thought of the All-Star Game and its selection process has been fun for Hafner, and he called going to the World Series his only real goal as a Major League ballplayer.
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I still question if AD's run blocking has been affected negatively by his weight loss in the offseason.
You might be right there. His pass blocking has improved tremendously, yet his run blocking is nowhere near as effective as last year right now.
Yeah, everyone knows we can't run right. Last year we did a good job going left anyway but that was then -- without some conversions it's hard to put together enough runs to get an effective pool to generate valid statistics off of.
Heck, Chev and I were talking about how left-handed the team was in pre-season last year. Defenses aren't dumb, they would have figured that out a few games into last season if it made a difference just by knowing.
O-line stats: last years rookie of the year can't run, your QB ended up in the hospital--nuff said!!
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Starting tomorrow night (Monday, September 10th), ESPN will be commemorating the Rolling Stones' 50th Anniversary on Monday nights throughout the NFL season this fall with "Legend to Legend" -- a collaboration that will combine Monday Night Football highlights with the band's classic tracks. ESPN has licensed 16 Stones songs, spanning the band's 1972's Exile On Main Street album through 2005's A Bigger Bang. The songs will be a mix of popular hits and deep cuts, including 1974's "It's Only Rock 'N Roll," 1976's "Hot Stuff," and 1986's "One Hit (To The Body)."
Four different songs will be selected per month and will be used for four weeks at a time on ESPN's Monday Night Countdown pregame show, on bumpers and teases within the Monday Night Football game, and in a post-Monday Night Football game highlight segment on SportsCenter.
Back in 2006, prior to the Stones' Super Bowl Halftime show appearance, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards spoke about their knowledge of football and American sports during the customary pre-game press conference: (Jagger): "I lived in, in New York for a long time in the '70s and '80s, y'know, in those days, and I did follow football a lot. I mean, I go back -- I can remember Lynn Swann, I can remember him playing. But I must say, I haven't really been following football in recent years. I've been following soccer." (Richards): "Tiddlywinks is actually our sport." (Jagger): "That's Keith's game."
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