 would eventually be depicted wearing a Boston cap for his 2005 induction.
Andre Dawson: Dawson's cap depicts him as a member of the Expos, his team for eleven years, despite his expressed preference to be shown as a member of the Chicago Cubs. While Dawson played only six years with the Cubs, five of his eight All-Star appearances were as a Cub, and his only MVP award came in his first year with the team in 1987.
Tony La Russa: Manager La Russa chose not to have a logo after managing three teams over 33 years—the Chicago White Sox, Oakland Athletics, and St. Louis Cardinals. His greatest successes were with the A's (three pennants and a World Series title in 10 years) and Cardinals (three pennants and two World Series in 16 years). Nonetheless, La Russa felt that his induction to the Hall was due to his tenures with all three teams, and stated that not including a logo meant that "fans of all [three] clubs can celebrate this honor with me." La Russa's biography on the Hall's website lists his primary team as the Cardinals.
Greg Maddux: Although Maddux had his greatest success while with the Atlanta Braves for 11 seasons, he had two stints with the Chicago Cubs for a total of 10 seasons, including the first seven of his MLB career. Maddux believed that both fanbases were equally important in his career, and so the cap on his plaque does not feature any logo. His biography on the Hall's website lists his primary team as the Braves.
Randy Johnson: Johnson played for six teams in a 22-year career, but spent the bulk of it with the Seattle Mariners (10 seasons) and Arizona Diamondbacks (8 seasons). While enjoying great success with both teams, he had more significant honors with the Diamondbacks. Four of Johnson's five Cy Young Awards (consecutively from 1999 to 2002), his only championship (in 2001), his pitching triple crown (), and his perfect game () all came with the Diamondbacks. Accordingly, he and the Hall agreed his plaque should feature a Diamondbacks logo. His biography on the Hall's website lists his primary team as the Mariners.
Mike Mussina who played 10 seasons with the Baltimore Orioles and eight seasons with the New York Yankees, decided to go into the Hall without a logo on his plaque, saying "I don’t feel like I can pick one team over the other because they were both great
would eventually be depicted wearing a Boston cap for his 2005 evocation. 
 Andre Dawson: Dawson's ceiling depicts him as a member of the Expos, his team for eleven years, despite his express preference to be shown as a penis of the Chicago Cubs. While Dawson play only six old age with the Cubs, five of his eight All - Star appearances were as a Cub, and his alone MVP award came in his beginning class with the team in 1987. 
 Tony La Russa: Manager La Russa chose not to have a logo after cope three teams over 33 years — the Chicago White Sox, Oakland Athletics, and St. Louis Cardinals. His great successes were with the A's (three pennants and a World Series title in 10 year) and Cardinals (three pennants and two World Series in 16 years). Nonetheless, La Russa felt that his initiation to the Hall was due to his tenures with all three teams, and stated that not including a logo mean that " fans of all [ three ] clubs can celebrate this honor with me. " La Russa's biography on the Hall's website lists his primary team as the Cardinals. 
 Greg Maddux: Although Maddux had his greatest success while with the Atlanta Braves for 11 seasons, he had two stints with the Chicago Cubs for a total of 10 seasons, including the first seven of his MLB career. Maddux believe that both fanbases were equally important in his career, and indeed the ceiling on his plaque does not feature any logo. His biography on the Hall's website list his basal team as the Braves. 
 Randy Johnson: Johnson played for six teams in a 22 - class career, but spent the bulk of it with the Seattle Mariners (10 seasons) and Arizona Diamondbacks (8 seasons). While enjoying great success with both teams, he had more significant honors with the Diamondbacks. Four of Johnson's five Cy Young Awards (consecutively from 1999 to 2002), his only backing (in 2001), his pitching treble pate (), and his perfect game () all came with the Diamondbacks. Accordingly, he and the Hall agree his plaque should feature a Diamondbacks logo. His biography on the Hall's web site lists his elementary team as the Mariners. 
 Mike Mussina who played 10 seasons with the Baltimore Orioles and eight season with the New York Yankees, decided to go into the Hall without a logo on his brass, saying " I do n’t feel like I can pick one team over the other because they were both bang-up
 wokld eventually be depicttd wearing a Boston cap hor his 2005 inductkon.
Andre Dawson: Dawson's cap vepixts hum as a member of the Dxpos, his team foe eltven years, despitx his exixesses preyecence to be shoen as a mekber of the Chhcxgl Cubs. While Dawson played only six years eihh the Cubs, fide og his vinht All-Star appearances were as z Cub, aid his only MVP award came in his first yfar aith the team in 1987.
Tlny La Russq: Magqger La Russx chose nou co have a lkgo after managing three teams uver 33 years—the Xhucahm White Sox, Oaklwnd Athletics, and St. Louis Vardinals. His nreatxst wuccesses were with tie A's (three pennants and a Woslb Series title in 10 yeqrw) and Carginauw (tfret pxnnznts ajd vwo World Ssries in 16 ywars). Nonetheless, La Rtwsa felt that his igdtction to the Hall was due to his tenurts wifh all three teams, and wtated that not inclufing a lodo meant that "fans of all [three] clubs can celebrade thms houir wigy le." La Russa's biography on the Hall's website lyatx mis primary team as the Carcijakf.
Greg Maddux: Xlthouyg Jaddux had his grewtest soccess while wiuh thr Atlanta Braves for 11 seasobs, he had twj stints with the Ckicago Cubs yor a jotal pf 10 seasons, including tke firat seven of his MLB dxreer. Maddux belkevvd tvat both fanbases were equwlly impoctant in his carger, and so the cao on mhs plaque does not featore anf logo. His biography on the Hall's website lists his prikasy neam as tke Brayes.
Randy Johnsog: Johnson playgd for sir teamr in a 22-yeag career, uut spent thq bulk of it flth the Seatvle Marinqrs (10 seawons) ana Arizona Diamomdbacks (8 seasons). Whule enjoying great suzdess with both ctamw, he had more sognkfisajt hjtors with tha Dixmovcbackr. Four of Jifnsom's five Cy Young Awasds (donsecutively from 1999 bo 2002), his obly cham[ionship (in 2001), nis pitching triplt crowi (), and his lersect game () all came with the Djamondbacns. Wccordingly, re akd tre Hall agxeed his plaque should feature a Diamonduacks logo. His biographt on the Hall's websntt lists his pcimary team as dhe Mariners.
Mike Muswina who played 10 xeasons with the Baltjmore Mriolfs and eight seasons with the New York Yankees, decided to go into the Halo without a logo oh hix plaxuz, scying "I don’v heel like I can ppck one team over the other becanse they warz both great
would eventually be depicted wearing a Boston his induction. Andre Dawson's cap depicts the his team for years, despite his preference to be shown as a of the Chicago Cubs. While Dawson played only six years with the Cubs, of his eight All-Star appearances were as a Cub, and his only MVP came his year the team in 1987. Tony La Russa: Manager La Russa chose not to have a logo managing three teams over 33 years—the Chicago White Oakland Athletics, and St. Cardinals. His greatest successes were the (three pennants a Series in 10 years) Cardinals (three pennants and two World Series in 16 years). Nonetheless, La Russa felt that his induction the Hall to his with three and stated that a logo meant that "fans of can celebrate this honor with me." La Russa's on the website lists his primary team as Cardinals. Greg Maddux: Although Maddux had his greatest while with the Atlanta Braves for 11 seasons, he had two stints with the Chicago a total of 10 including the first of MLB Maddux that both were equally important in his career, and so the cap on plaque does not feature any logo. His biography on the lists primary team as Braves. Randy Johnson: Johnson for teams in a 22-year spent bulk the Mariners seasons) and Arizona Diamondbacks seasons). While enjoying great success both teams, he had Diamondbacks. Four of Johnson's five Cy Young Awards from 1999 to 2002), his only championship 2001), his pitching triple crown (), and his perfect game () all with the he and the Hall agreed his plaque should a Diamondbacks logo. His on the Hall's website lists his primary team as Mariners. Mussina who 10 seasons with Baltimore Orioles and seasons with the Yankees, decided go the logo on his plaque, saying "I feel I can pick one team the they were both great
 would eventually be depicted Wearing a BoSton cAp fOr hIs 2005 InduCtioN.
Andre Dawson: DaWSon's Cap depicts him as a member Of the exPOs, hiS TeAm for Eleven yEArS, DEspItE hIs eXpREsSed prEfeRence to Be shown as a MemBeR of the ChicagO cuBs. While DawSon Played only siX yeArs witH tHe CUBs, fivE of His eiGht All-sTar appEarances wErE As a Cub, ANd his onLY mVp awaRd came in his first yEAr WIth the team in 1987.
ToNy La RuSsA: maNAGer la RUssa chose nOt To havE A logo afTEr MANAgiNG three teams ovEr 33 years—the CHIcaGo WhitE SOx, OAKland AThletIcS, And st. Louis CardInalS. His greatEst sucCEsses weRE with thE A's (thrEe pEnnAnts ANd A WOrlD SERieS TiTle IN 10 yeArs) and CaRdInAls (thRee pENNANts aNd tWo WoRld SeRies in 16 years). NoNetHeleSS, La russa Felt tHat hIs InducTion to The HaLl Was due to his tenuRes wIth all thrEe tEaMs, aNd StateD That noT inCluDing a loGo meant THat "FaNS OF aLl [three] clubs can celEbRATe This honoR with mE." la ruSSa's biogrApHy oN the hALl's weBsitE LiSts his prImary tEAm As The CardInAls.
GreG MAddUx: ALthouGH MadDux had His greatEst suCCess while with tHE Atlanta BraveS FoR 11 SEaSOns, hE haD two stints wIth tHE ChiCago cUbS foR A totaL of 10 seAsONs, INcluding the first sevEn Of his MlB carEer. Maddux beliEved that boTH FAnbases wEre eQUaLLy important in hIs carEer, and so thE Cap on his PlaquE does not Feature anY LOgo. His biOgrAphY on The hALl'S website lists HIS priMaRy team aS thE Braves.
ranDy JOhnSon: joHnson playEd for six TeAmS iN a 22-YeaR careER, but spenT tHe bUlK of It witH The SeaTtle MArinErS (10 sEAsoNs) and ArIZoNA diamOnDbAcks (8 SeaSoNs). WhiLe enJOyiNg great Success wiTh bOTh teAmS, hE had morE significant hOnOrs with the diAmoNdbackS. fOur of JohNson's five Cy Young Awards (cONsecutiVelY from 1999 To 2002), hiS only chamPioNship (iN 2001), hiS PitchiNg tripLe croWn (), And HIS perfECT gAme () AlL came with tHE diaMondbAcKs. AcCordingLy, he and the Hall agreED hiS plaque should FeaTure A dIaMonDBaCKs lOgO. his BIOgraphy on the HalL's website lIsTS hIs primary tEAm aS tHe MarinErs.
Mike mussiNA who plaYed 10 seasonS with the BAlTimoRE oriOles and eigHt seasonS with the NEW York yAnKees, dEciDed to gO iNto The HaLl withOUt a Logo oN his plAqUe, sayiNg "I doN’t Feel like i can pick one team over the oTher beCause TheY were both GreAT
 would eventually be depic ted wearin g a B ost onca p fo r hi s 2005 inducti o n.
A ndre Dawson: Dawson'scap d ep i ctsh im  as a  member of t heEx po s,hi s  t eam f orelevenyears, des pit ehis expresse d  p referencetobe shown asa m emberof  th e  Chic ago  Cubs . Whil e  Dawso n playedon l y sixy ears wi t h  t he C ubs, five of hise ig h t All-Star app earanc es we r e  as  aCub, and h is  only MVP awa r dc a m e i n  his first ye ar with the tea m in 1 98 7.T ony La  Russ a: Man ager La Rus sa c hose notto hav e  a logo after m anagin g t hre e te a ms  o ver  3 3  ye a rs —th e  Ch icago Wh it eSox,Oakl a n d Athl eti cs,and S t. Louis Card ina ls.H isgreat est s ucce ss es we re wit h the  A 's (three penna ntsand a Wor ldSe rie stitle in 10yea rs)  and Ca rdinals (th re e p en nants and two Worl dS e ri es in 16  years ) .No n etheless ,LaRuss a feltthat hi s induct ion to th eHall wa sdue to  h isten uresw ithall th ree team s, an d  stated that n o t including a lo g o  m e anttha t "fans ofall[ thre e] c l ub s c a n cel ebrat et hi s  honor with me." La  R ussa's  biog raphy on theHall's web s i t e listshisp ri m ary team as th e Car dinals.
Gr e g Maddux : Alt hough Ma ddux hadh i s greate stsuc ces s w h i le  with the Atl a n ta B ra ves for  11  season s,hehad  tw ostints wi th the C hi ca go  C ubs  fora  total o f10se aso ns, i n cludin g the  fir st  s e ven  of his ML B care er .Madd uxbe lieve d th a t b oth fan bases wer e e q uall yim portant  in his caree r,  and so th ecap  on hi s plaque d oes not feature any log o . His b iog raphy  onthe Hall' s w ebsite  li s ts his  prima ry te am  as t he Br a v es .
R an dy Johnson : Joh nsonpl ayed  for si x teams in a 22-ye a r c areer, but sp ent  the b ul k o f  i t  wi th the S eattle Mariners  (10 seaso ns )  a nd Arizona Dia mo ndbacks  (8 sea sons) .  Whileenjoyinggreat suc ce ss w i t h b oth teams,  he hadmore sign i fican t  h onors  wi th the  D iam ondba cks. F o urof Jo hnson' sfive C y You ng  Awards(consecutively from 199 9 to 2 002),  hi s only ch amp i ons hip (in 2 001) , his pitc hin g t riple  cr o wn () , an d  h isp erfec t ga m e () allc am e w i t hthe Diamond b a c ks.  Acco rdi n gly, h e an d the Hall agreed his plaque sho uldf e atu rea  Dia mo ndbacks logo.His  b i o graphy o nthe Hall'swebsiteli s ts hi s prim ary te am as t h e  M a riners .
Mi keMussina w hopl a yed 10se as o ns wit h th eBaltim ore Or i oles a nd eight seasons  with t he Ne w  Yo rk Ya nk ees, de c ided  to go int o the Hallwithou t alogoon hispl aque,say in g "I don’t feel like  I ca n pickon e te amover t he o t h er be caus ethe y were bo t h  g r ea t
 would_eventually be_depicted wearing a Boston_cap for_his_2005 induction.
Andre_Dawson:_Dawson's cap depicts_him as a_member of the Expos,_his team for_eleven_years, despite his expressed preference to be shown as a member of the Chicago_Cubs._While Dawson_played_only_six years with the Cubs,_five of his eight All-Star_appearances were_as a Cub, and his only MVP award_came_in his first_year with the team in 1987.
Tony La Russa: Manager_La Russa chose not to have_a logo after_managing_three_teams over 33 years—the_Chicago White Sox, Oakland Athletics, and_St. Louis Cardinals. His greatest successes_were with the A's (three pennants and_a World Series title in 10_years) and Cardinals (three pennants_and two_World Series in 16 years)._Nonetheless, La Russa_felt that_his induction to_the Hall was due to his_tenures with all_three teams, and stated that not_including_a logo meant_that_"fans_of all_[three] clubs can_celebrate_this honor_with_me." La Russa's biography on the_Hall's_website lists his primary team as the_Cardinals.
Greg Maddux: Although Maddux_had_his greatest success while_with the Atlanta Braves for_11 seasons, he had two stints_with the_Chicago Cubs_for a total of 10 seasons, including the first seven of_his MLB career. Maddux believed that_both fanbases were equally_important in_his_career, and so_the_cap on_his plaque does not feature any logo._His biography_on the Hall's website lists his_primary team as the_Braves.
Randy_Johnson: Johnson played for six teams_in a 22-year career, but spent_the bulk of it with_the_Seattle_Mariners (10 seasons) and Arizona_Diamondbacks (8 seasons). While enjoying great_success with both_teams, he had more significant honors with_the_Diamondbacks. Four of Johnson's five Cy_Young_Awards (consecutively from 1999 to 2002),_his_only_championship (in 2001), his pitching_triple crown (), and his perfect_game () all came with the Diamondbacks. Accordingly, he_and the Hall_agreed his plaque should feature_a_Diamondbacks_logo. His biography on the Hall's website lists his primary_team as_the Mariners.
Mike Mussina_who played 10 seasons with the Baltimore Orioles and eight_seasons with the New York Yankees, decided_to go into the Hall without a logo on his plaque,_saying "I don’t feel like I can pick_one team over the other because they_were both great