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Baseball Halls Al Bello/Getty Images  A guy with a career resume
like Arturo Gatti would not get selected for the Hall of Fame if
he played baseball. If Gatti were a baseball player, he'd be a
guy like Bernie Williams, a good player who was front and center
for some very big moments in the sport, but whose overall career
numbers just don't quite add up to greatness.  Nice player, but
he's only going to Cooperstown as another tourist paying a
visit.    In a sport like baseball, intangibles only mean so
much when evaluating an individual's standing among the all-time
greats. In the end the numbers always weigh more.  But boxing
isn't baseball. In this sport the final numbers need to be put
into context with the drama and intensity that was created while
collecting them.  We c