Nascar Drivers Ranking

His place on this list is well deserved. Sure he had an awesome basketball name, only exemplified but the fact that he got stabbed one year by some hooligans, but that's usually not enough to get you into the history books. Boris Said qualified in 14th while Ron Fellows was the next highest in 22nd. He never loses when it counts (except, uh, once) and has lead his team on more last minute drives than an absent-minded soccer mom. Pierce strugged through it all.

Of anyone on this list, Manny might be the most sure-fire slam-dunk 1st ballot hall-of-famer. For starters, he's one of us - a product of the farm system in the old Roger Clemens mold but without the baggage that the Rocket always seemed to carry driving. This Week in Dodge Racing: June 18, 2008. He was a fantastic player for years, keeping the tarnish from fully enveloping the Celtics franchise, and now that there's a shot at some real basketball history, he's stepping it up yet again.

Luckily, as of the start of 2008, Tedy is still inspiring children and playing his butt off for the team that loves him unequivocally. Meanwhile, our International 20 list has seen a huge bump in average paycheck, thanks to the weak American dollar: 12 of the athletes earn their bread in foreign currencies from leagues outside the U. His mind is like Big Blue crossed with Deep Thought. Boris Said qualified in 14th while Ron Fellows was the next highest in 22nd. David OrtizOrtiz will probably never make it to the hall of fame, unlike Manny and Brady (who will probably have a room dedicated to him in Akron or wherever the football HOF is). As usual, hoops dominates the 50: More than half this year's list is made up of NBA players.