Friday, July 28 In-depth: The Hall of Fame debate
	Carlton Fisk is all smiles at the Baseball Hall of Fame. For three days, ESPN.com takes a look at Halls of Fame in the four major sports. Among the items to expect: Tuesday What exactly is a Hall of Famer?: Greg Garber explores the notion Fan reaction: Definitions flow Closer looks: Baseball: A battle at the border Football: Fame is name of game Basketball: Open to all Hockey: Is offense changing the face of Hall? Wednesday Who belongs in the Hall of Fame?: Rob Neyer tackles two unique cases Baseball: No locks, but five who can make the case Basketball: Plenty of room for five more Football: Five more should be headed to Canton Hockey: Five who belong Thursday ESPN.com users sound off on who belongs and who doesn't: Baseball Basketball Football Hockey Friday The business of the Halls of Fame Hall mantra: Location, location, location More on Halls of Fame Hall of Fame memories: Dr. Jack Ramsay ESPN's Dr. Jack Ramsay isn't into individual honors, but there's something special about the Hall of Fame. Hall of Fame memories: Dan Fouts Dan Fouts, Pro Football Hall of Fame class of '93, takes a ride down memory lane. Hall of Fame memories: Eric Dickerson Eric Dickerson recalls his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame -- and reveals the one thing he tried to avoid. Hall of Fame thoughts: Barry Melrose ESPN's Barry Melrose isn't a Hall of Famer himself, but he's helped plenty of players get there. ESPN.com's Pro Football Hall of Fame coverage Ronnie Lott, Joe Montana, Howie Long, Dan Rooney and Dave Wilcox comprise the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2000. ESPN.com's Baseball Hall of Fame coverage Carlton Fisk and Tony Perez, two big names from the 1975 World Series, are reunited in the baseball Hall of Fame.		ALSO SEE Baseball Hall of Fame members Basketball Hall of Fame members Pro Football Hall of Fame members Hockey Hall of Fame members