HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2001 Bill Mazeroski Pirates 1956-1972 1,706 double plays .983 fielding pct. Won 1 World Series 8 Gold Gloves Career Stats Kirby Puckett Twins 1984-1995 .318 avg., 2304 hits Won 2 World Series 6 Gold Gloves Career Stats Hilton Smith Austin Senators 1931 Mon. Monarchs 1932-1935 K.C. Monarchs 1936-1947 Won 20 or more games in each of 12 seasons with KC Pitched 1 no-hitter (1937) Won 1 Negro League World Series Dave Winfield Padres 1973-1980 Yankees 1981-1990 Angels 1990-1991 Blue Jays 1992 Twins 1993-1994 Indians 1995 3110 hits, 465 hr, 1833 rbi Won 1 World Series 7 Gold Gloves Career Stats TV SCHEDULE ESPN Classic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Sun., Aug. 5, 1:30PM ET Complete TV Listings

Mazeroski, Winfield and Puckett are now Hall of Famers.   Another Maz Moment

The most poignant moment of the 2001 baseball Hall of Fame inductions did not come from Dave Winfield or Kirby Puckett, writes ESPN.com's Jayson Stark. It came from Bill Mazeroski, who was so overcome with emotion that he could not get through his prepared Cooperstown speech. Winfield opened some eyes by praising an absent George Steinbrenner.   • Recap of ceremony | Notebook • Hall of Fame members | No place like Cooperstown • Winfield, Puckett get call | Vets tab Mazeroski, Smith • Bios: Puckett | Winfield | Mazeroski | Smith