["Pomp and Circumstance"]

Very wrong. Once again, the smartest man on the world

and the group cast takes to the either this time from the unbelievably

solubrious conflants of the Negro Leagues baseball museum in Kansas City, Missouri.

It was once again my honor and privilege after three long years of being

off to go back to the Hall of Games ceremony. And this time we injected the

black aces, five of the 15 black pictures in American or nationally history

to win 20 games in a major league season. Yeah, there's only been 15

in the history baseball. Bob Kentback, the president of the Negro

Leagues' Museum, was gracious enough to ask me to come and help him host

this year. And we got to interview some superb players, Al Downing,

who was a star with the Yankees and the Dodgers. Dave Stewart talked

about his teammate Mike Norris from the Oakland Athletics. Derek Blue,

Vita Blue, some was there to talk about the Ace, Vita Blue. Don Phil Willis,

you remember from the very, very exciting Florida Marlins and

the legendary New York Madden, New York Yankee, Dwight Doc Gooden.

It all begins now and it's nothing but baseball goodness. I love you guys.

Y'all give it up for my friend Mr. Greg Proops.

Thank you very much for having me here tonight. I don't know if anyone was here this

morning when Bob gave the tour of the Negro Leagues Museum, but he just finished a few

minutes ago. It's my pleasure and my honor to be here tonight with so many

fabulous athletes and to honor these guys over the years. I've had such a

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