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Voting underway for Hank Aaron Award
Voting is underway through Thursday, exclusively at MLB.com, to help decide the winners of the Hank Aaron Award, now in its 15th year and given at the World Series by "The Hammer" himself to the outstanding offensive performer in each league.
For the fourth consecutive year, a special panel of Hall of Fame players led by Aaron will join fans in voting for the award, which is officially sanctioned by Major League Baseball and has recognized the most outstanding offensive performer in each league since it was established in 1999. Last year marked the first time that both recipients were in the same Fall Classic, as the award was won by the Tigers' Miguel Cabrera and the Giants' Buster Posey.
Cabrera, who perhaps even improved on his Triple Crown season of a year ago, is back as a repeat candidate. Other American League nominees include Chris Davis of the Orioles, David Ortiz of the Red Sox, Alexei Ramirez of the White Sox, Jason Kipnis of the Indians, Jason Castro of the Astros, Eric Hosmer of the Royals, Mike Trout of the Angels, Joe Mauer of the Twins, Robinson Cano of the Yankees, Josh Donaldson of the A's, Kendrys Morales of the Mariners, Evan Longoria of the Rays, Adrian Beltre of the Rangers and Edwin Encarnacion of the Blue Jays.
The National League nominees are Paul Goldschmidt of the D-backs, Freddie Freeman of the Braves, Nate Schierholtz of the Cubs, Jay Bruce of the Reds, Michael Cuddyer of the Rockies, Hanley Ramirez of the Dodgers, Giancarlo Stanton of the Marlins, Carlos Gomez of the Brewers, David Wright of the Mets, Domonic Brown of the Phillies, Andrew McCutchen of the Pirates, Matt Carpenter of the Cardinals, Will Venable of the Padres, Hunter Pence of the Giants and Jayson Werth of the Nationals.
"All 30 club nominees should feel honored to be considered for an award named for one of our game's legends, Hank Aaron," Commissioner Bud Selig said. "Hank was a brilliant all-around player who demonstrated great power, selectivity and baserunning in his Hall of Fame career. Our game today is fortunate to have so many dynamic players emulating the remarkable example of Hank Aaron."
The panel, led by Aaron, features some of the greatest offensive players of all-time -- Roberto Alomar, Johnny Bench, Tony Gwynn, Paul Molitor, Eddie Murray and Robin Yount. These Hall of Famers -- who combined for 17,629 hits, 8,278 RBIs and 1,723 home runs -- have all been personally selected by Aaron to lend their expertise in selecting the best offensive performer in each league.
"It is a great honor that Major League Baseball recognizes the most outstanding offensive performer in each league with an award in my name," Aaron said. "The game is full of so many talented players today that I am thankful my fellow Hall of Famers and the fans assist in selecting the much-deserving winners."
The last three Aaron Awards in the AL went to that league's home run leader -- Cabrera last year and Toronto's Jose Bautista in 2010-11. Eight of the 14 AL Aaron Award winners were home run champs in those seasons. In the NL, it is six of 14, but five of the past eight years. So in recent years, the long ball has spoken loudly. That will make it especially interesting to keep an eye on Davis, who set the Orioles' single-season home run record with 53, as well as Goldschmidt, who led the NL with 36 homers.
Cabrera, McCutchen and Stanton are the only nominees who have appeared on the ballot in each of the past three seasons. It will be interesting to see whether the Pirates' first postseason berth in 21 years might factor into support for their star center fielder.
Past winners of the award include Bautista and Matt Kemp (2011), Bautista and Joey Votto ('10); Derek Jeter and Albert Pujols ('09); Aramis Ramirez and Kevin Youkilis ('08); Alex Rodriguez and Prince Fielder ('07); Jeter and Ryan Howard ('06); Ortiz and Andruw Jones ('05); Manny Ramirez and Barry Bonds ('04); Rodriguez and Pujols ('03); Rodriguez and Bonds (2001-02); Carlos Delgado and Todd Helton ('00); and Manny Ramirez and Sammy Sosa (1999).
Posey last year joined Jeter and Manny Ramirez as the only players to accept the award and then celebrate a subsequent World Series title. One of the best moments at last year's ceremony was when Posey said in his acceptance speech, "I'm humbled that Hank Aaron knows who I am."
The Hank Aaron Award was introduced in 1999 to honor the 25th anniversary of Aaron hitting his 715th home run to break Babe Ruth's long-standing career record. At that time, it was the first major award introduced by MLB in more than 25 years, and it has grown in importance each year, always starting the rollout of major individual-performance hardware.

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For more than 30 years, Richard Miles and Reg Mead scoured the fields of their native Jersey with metal detectors, hoping to one day come across an ancient coin or two. Earlier this week, the detector beeped and they found the world's largest-ever stash of Celtic coins. Host Scott Simon speaks with Reg Mead about their find.


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Time on ballot dwindling, Smith hopes Hall calls
Former all-time saves leader looks to join fellow closers in Cooperstown
Lee Smith is a candidate on the National Baseball Hall of Fame ballot for the 12th year. The Class of 2014 will be announced Wednesday. You can watch the announcement live at 2 p.m. ET on an MLB Network simulcast on MLB.com as part of a three-hour live show beginning at noon. On Thursday, MLB.com and MLB Network will air the news conferences featuring the electees live from New York at 11 a.m. ET.
"Fireman," an ode to closers, was published in 2010. Mariano Rivera was pictured on the cover. Asked to provide the foreword, because he knew more about the role and for a long time performed it better than anyone, was Lee Smith.
Large Lee wrote that prologue, but he still hasn't gotten to write the epilogue to his own career, an acceptance speech to be delivered on a Cooperstown lawn.
As a career reliever, Smith spent 18 years in the bullpens of eight different teams waiting for the phone to ring. He has spent the past 11 years again waiting for the phone to ring -- this time to welcome him to the Baseball Hall of Fame. One of the Major League's groundbreaking closers still keeps getting his wires crossed, and with more compelling candidates added to the 2014 ballot, it won't get easier for him in his 12th try.
In 2012, Smith appeared to finally become at least a Hall of Famer-elect by attracting 50.6 percent support. Through the first 75 years of balloting, Gil Hodges had been the only one to ever get more than 50 percent of the votes and never reach the 75 percent required for induction.
But Smith's hopes of becoming the next Goose Gossage or the next Bruce Sutter, fellow trailblazing closers whose plaques already adorn Cooperstown walls, rather than the next Hodges took a hit a year ago: His vote support receded to 47.8 percent, even in a year none of the candidates mustered enough votes for induction.
The long wait used to puzzle Smith, and a backward step disillusioned him. Yet the process has also made him appreciate more the privilege of possibly joining baseball's Valhalla, having given him time to reflect on the company of peers waiting for him.
"Just to be mentioned for the Hall, alongside guys like Lou Brock, Steve Carlton, Bob Gibson and so many others. ... Man, that's incredible," Smith said.
In 2003, in his first year of eligibility, the onetime and longtime holder of the career saves record drew 42.3 percent of the votes, and had been in that respectable zone until cracking the 50-percent ceiling.
Smith's shelf life on the mainline Baseball Writers Association of America ballot has only four years remaining. But it seems reasonable to guarantee that even if writers continue to dismiss one of the modern game's trendsetters, Smith's likeness will eventually find its way into Cooperstown's Plaque Room through a Veterans Committee.
Since 1964, only five different men have held the career saves record longer than for one fleeting year.
Two of them -- Hoyt Wilhelm and Rollie Fingers -- are already in the Hall of Fame. Two others -- Trevor Hoffman and Mariano Rivera -- are certain to join them as soon as they become ballot-eligible.
Then there is Smith, who held that record from 1993 until being passed by Hoffman in 2006 -- three years after he had first landed on the ballot. During Smith's fruitless candidacy, the perceived cold shoulder to relief pitchers has warmed up with the elections of Dennis Eckersley (in 2004), Sutter ('06) and Gossage ('08).
And the man who once seemed destined to be the one to throw open Cooperstown's doors for closers would be more than thrilled to follow his peers across the door sill.
"To see Goose and Rollie and Sutter going in now, that's going to help us relievers out a whole lot," Smith has noted. "Closers overall are starting get a little more credit and respect. Teams can no longer ignore their value."
A candidate must receive 75 percent of the vote from Baseball Writers' Association of America members to gain election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. No players reached that threshold in 2013. Second baseman Craig Biggio (68.2 percent), starting pitcher Jack Morris (67.7 percent) and first baseman Jeff Bagwell (59.6 percent) are the top returning vote-getters from last year's ballot. Results of the 2014 election will be announced on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Even in the fickle world of Hall of Fame certification, the rejection of Smith, who turns 56 on Dec. 4, has been interesting. He was so dominant for so long that in 1995, he was singled out by the respected columnist Jim Murray as the active player most likely to make it to Cooperstown.
As it turned out, 14 others active at that time have beaten Smith through baseball's pearly gates.
If a new trail has indeed been blazed, few belong in the footsteps of Eckersley, Sutter and Gossage more than the 6-foot-6, 240-pound jovial giant whose 478 saves survived as the career record until September 2006. Smith's possession of the all-time mark had been viewed as the leading plank of his heretofore unsuccessful Hall campaigns.
So it would be ironic for him to gain entry without that distinction. Yet, there is no denying the encouraging precedent set in the elections of Sutter and Gossage who, incidentally, between them combined for only 132 more saves than Smith alone logged during his 18 seasons.
Both Sutter -- elected in his 13th year on the ballot -- and Gossage -- affirmed in his ninth year -- began their candidacies with lower support than had Smith.
Smith and other closers have been dealt a unique hand by the modern proliferation of their specialty. While perspective tends to raise appreciation for past players' performances, in the case of closers, each season appears to dilute their accomplishments.
Putting up 30 saves just isn't as big of a deal as it was in 1984, when Smith broke that barrier for the first of 10 times. In '84, six other big league closers notched 30-plus saves; in a typical season in the current era, that number triples (an average of 17 have accomplished the feat over the past six seasons -- in 2013, there were 19).
"They claim it's an easy job," Smith once remarked, "talking about how guys now are only pitching one inning. I wish you could get all the guys that vote one opportunity to pitch the ninth inning and let 'em see how tough a job it was."
And few have done that job as consistently as did the hard-looking, soft-speaking Louisiana native, who went 12 seasons between his first 30-save season and his last (1995).
That extended success is also part of Smith's handicap. He isn't recalled as an impact reliever. Thus, contemporaries Sutter and Gossage, whose heydays were more concentrated, were widely regarded as more deserving of enshrinement. Smith's have-hammer-will-travel career keeps him from being identified with any particular team, creating another image problem. He logged saves for eight different teams.
Yet, until recently, he held the career saves record for two of those teams, both among the most storied franchises in the game. He still holds the Cubs' record of 180, and also had the Cardinals' mark until Jason Isringhausen notched his 161st save for St. Louis on June 13, 2006. This is noteworthy, also, because those were Sutter's primary teams as well.
For someone who supposedly lacked impact, Smith certainly had his dominant years. During one six-year stretch (1985-90), he averaged more than one strikeout per inning each season, with 580 total punchouts in 509 frames during that span. Gossage, reputed to be the fire-breathing flamethrower of his era, did that in only four of his 23 seasons.
Smith supporters love to point out that when he notched his first save, in 1981, the career record was 272, a number he would surpass by more than 200. And that old lifetime mark was held by Fingers, who was recognized for it by being inducted into the Hall of Fame on his second time on the ballot (after a near-miss as a rookie candidate).
But Smith presented a compelling argument that lasted 18 seasons, during which he appeared in 1,022 games -- most of which ended with him throwing the last pitch. He held another Major League record for most games finished -- 802 -- until it was surpassed late in the 2009 season by Hoffman, who in '11 was himself overtaken by Rivera.
Considering that Smith either saved or won more than half of the games in which he appeared (549, to be exact), the good comfortably outweighed the bad. Does he have one more good finish in him?
"You always wonder if you don't make it in the first five or six years," Smith said. "Hopefully people remember you and you don't fall out of favor."
That hope was realized by Sutter and Gossage, so one of these years Lee could be living large, too.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer.


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Church leaders in Henderson County say they hope their members will add a can of soup to their Super Bowl party shopping lists this year.
Church leaders in Henderson County say they hope their members will add a can of soup to their Super Bowl party shopping lists this year.
The soup, which is collected each year during the Souper Bowl of Caring, will go a long way toward feeding families in need.
"I would encourage everyone to get involved in it," said Bill Durant, a local Souper Bowl volunteer. "We feed an awful lot of people in Henderson County who are desperate for food. If you can share, you should share."
The Souper Bowl of Caring happens each year on Super Bowl Sunday. The nationwide event encourages churches to collect cans of soup and dollar bills for needy families on the Sunday the Super Bowl is played. The money and soup is then delivered to local agencies that help feed people in need.
This year the money and food will be collected on Feb. 3.
In Henderson County much of what is collected goes to Interfaith Assistance Ministry. IAM then gives the soup and other food stored in its pantry to families that need help putting meals on the table.
"The Souper Bowl is an enormous help to the Food Pantry at Interfaith Assistance Ministry at this time of year," said Judie Carson Sloan, Community Relations & Development Coordinator at IAM. "It brings in much needed funds that are used to purchase food and thousands of pounds of soup that will be distributed to Henderson County residents in need. In 2012, IAM provided food for 8,594 individuals."
Last year, 36 congregations in Henderson County collected food and money during the Souper Bowl for IAM.
Durant said he has seen first-hand how much the Super Bowl Sunday collection drive means to families in need.
He helps coordinate the soup collection at First Presbyterian Church in Hendersonville and volunteers during the week at IAM's food pantry.
The people who receive food from the pantry usually tell him how much they appreciate the help.
"I see them. We fill their orders," he said. "They are very appreciative. In nine years I've only had two people who didn't say anything."
A North Carolina Department of Commerce report shows that 12.7 percent of Henderson County residents lived below the federal poverty level in 2012.
Sloan said those numbers mean that 12 out of every 100 people in the county struggle with incomes so low they need help to get by.
Soup and money collected during the Souper Bowl of Caring usually helps IAM provide food for families in need for several months, Durant said.
First Presbyterian collected about 300 cans of soup during the event last year, he said.
The Souper Bowl of Caring has been a tradition at First Presbyterian for many years with church members collecting and then delivering soup and dollar bills to IAM.
The soup collection effort in Henderson County is part of a nationwide project that began in 1990 at a church in Columbia, S.C. A seminary student at the church asked young people in the congregation to collect donations in soup pots on Super Bowl Sunday and then send the money directly to a charity of their choice.
Other churches in the area also joined in the collection that first year. They raised $5,700 for non-profit organizations in their communities.
Word about the Souper Bowl of Caring spread over the next several years and more and more churches began participating. The collection effort has now raised more than $81 million for soup kitchens, food banks and other charities across the country, according to the Souper Bowl's website.
Organizers of the event say they hope the Souper Bowl will become the nation's largest celebration of giving and serving.
For more information about the Souper Bowl of Caring, visit www.souperbowl.org. For more information about Interfaith Assistance Ministry, call 697-7029.


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In other news, the Internets are abuzz with the a ton of details about Sony's "Next Generation Portable." Well, everything except for the price, that is. Looks like we may have to wait until E3 for standard price-points for both the NGP's hardware and software. That said, if the retailer-proposed pricing for Nintendo's 3DS and its software is an indication of where the cost of portable gaming is headed, the gap between the cost of gaming on traditional consoles or PCs and the cost of playing on hand-helds is becoming more and more negligible.
I've personally never been much for gaming on hand-helds, but I do find the future prospects pretty compelling, though potentially quite pricey. What do you think of the narrowing cost and technology gaps between "on the couch" and "on the go" gaming?
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- With "Life is Good," Queens native Nas has ninth No. 1 hip-hop album since 1994
- Rapper in running with Eminem, Jay-Z, Tupac and Biggie Smalls for best lyricist crown
- Nas: "I just think Biggie was something else. He was the Hitchcock of this thing"
- Nas dubbed next Rakim, but he says there was not another Raklm, won't be another Nas
Let's begin with a disclaimer: Nas doesn't endorse the following sentence.
But he's the greatest lyricist of all time.
Those words were carefully chosen: "lyricist" over "rapper" or "hip-hop artist;" "greatest" instead of "most successful;" "all time" rather than "today."
Those distinctions are important. Still, Nas isn't buying it.
"It's wayyyyyy, way, way too early in our lives," he said when asked where he fits among history's best MCs. "It's great to put a list together, but don't take it too seriously because your list won't matter 10 years from now or 15 years from now. It'll be a different list."
OK, no lists then; just a strong case for Nas being the best rhymesmith ever, the GOAT, numero uno, and a humble concession that this is but one man's opinion and yours are enthusiastically welcomed below.
With "Life is Good," Nas dropped his ninth No. 1 hip-hop album since 1994. Seven of those have gone platinum, which places him second among rappers only to Jay-Z with 11. (We're not counting compilations or collaborations here, only original solo efforts, and yes, Tupac Shakur had nine, but five were posthumous releases.)
It also ties Nas with Snoop Dogg or Snoop Lion or whatever his name is, and it puts the Queens native one plaque ahead of Eminem, Too Short, OutKast and LL Cool J, all of whom belong in the greatest-ever discussion, as well.
Hold on, you say? OutKast is not a solo act? And if they're included, why not the Beastie Boys, who also have six platinum records?
Agreed, but dissect OutKast into the individual components of Big Boi and André 3000, and you have two of the most technically deft rhymers to bless the mic. (Another disclaimer: This article's author is an ATLien.)
From 1994's "Southernplayalisticcadillacmuzik" to 2003's "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below," OutKast owned most hip-hop rivals, but since then -- barring the "Idlewild" soundtrack -- they've fallen off considerably: Big Boi has put out a pair of tepidly received solo efforts, André a few razor commercials.
While commercial success is important to the equation -- and the sole reason the brilliant Talib Kweli and Pharoahe Monch aren't included in the debate -- it's only one variable.
This debate, if you will, isn't so much about who can move the most rump in a club, but rather, if we were delivered back to 1800, who could hold their own with Coleridge and Wordsworth. It's why we're arguing lyricists and not artists.
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In a genre not known for the longevity of its luminaries, making it 10, 15, 20 years means you're a survivor -- and you survive only if people keep buying your music.
Unlike his aforementioned brethren in the Multiplatinum Club, Nas has done that without a platinum single. Not "Street Dreams." Not "Nas is Like." Not "Made You Look." Not one.
It means his fans want the entire package, the album as a complete work of art -- an endangered concept in the days of iTunes and Spotify.
Given the occasional knocks on Nas' production, it's got to be the lyrical wizardry that keep folks coming back, right? As he turns 40 this year -- sorry if that makes "Illmatic" fans feel old -- he's adapted to every sea change in rap and weathered every label, right or wrong, affixed to him.
"I've been called everything. Gangsta rap. I've been called conscious rap. You know, everything. Whoever feels like calling it whatever they want to call it, that's on them," he said.
Asked how he could be called socially responsible in one breath and a glorifier of violence in the next, Nas said he's not responsible for such tags.
"Don't blame me; blame our wonderful country, America. And you can't even blame America. It's life. Blame life. I talk about life, and I make universal music with an American style -- and that's what I do," he said. "I know one thing: People put too many labels on music."
Strange thing is, Nas didn't know he wanted to be a rapper when he was young, he said.
"There wasn't a lot of things that I wanted to do where African-Americans were achieving what we achieve today because it just wasn't allowed, funny enough to say," said the son of jazz cornet player Olu Dara. "I was trying to figure out, should I become a screenplay writer? Should I be a movie director? Should I make music for theater? I was thinking in the arts, anything that had to do with the arts. Of course, I never had a job in my life, and so I was just this dude that was hanging out -- a vagabond, if you will, in New York."
That's when Large Professor noticed his lyrical skills. A member of Main Source, Xtra P put him on the track "Live at the Barbeque." The song, funky in its own right, is considered a classic today because it introduced the nation to a phenom from Queensbridge Houses named Nasir Jones.
'A street dude with morals'
QB's Finest remembers well when he first heard himself spit, "Street's disciple, my raps are trifle/I shoot slugs from my brain just like a rifle."
He was in his old neighborhood late at night, and he heard the radio playing from a car on the corner. Some older guys were standing around, "doing their thing, talking and kicking it," Nas recalled.
"As I'm walking by, 'Live at the Barbeque' comes on, and I'm like 'Ohhh!' And I stopped, and I was like, 'Wow, this can't be real. This can't be real. This is me,' " he said. "I'm trying to let them know that's me. And they're kind of like, 'Cool,' and go back to their conversation. But it didn't matter. I was so caught up to hear myself on the radio for the first time, I was in heaven."
That was the summer of 1991. Nas was 17. By contrast, Kendrick Lamar, one of hip-hop's hottest new artists, had just turned 4.
There may be 21 years between his first 26 bars on wax and his latest LP, but that doesn't mean "Life is Good" is geriatric rap, even if Spin magazine prescribed it "for the 40-and-over crowd." Nas said he was "humbled" by the review, though his shows seem to be packed with 20-somethings.
"It's important for me to give an honest opinion on the way the world has changed. I feel like it's just who I am today," he said. "To answer your earlier question, why I'm still around, it's because honesty is the best policy. 'The truth shall set you free,' in the words of the great Aunt Esther from 'Sanford and Son.' ... And I think that's where Spin is wrong. It's not for 40-year-olds. It's just for people who know what's up" (One more disclaimer: The author didn't ask, "Why are you still around?" in a snarky way.)
Which brings us back to the debate. Nas' 40th birthday in September will put him in the company of elite survivors, though only a few of hip-hop's quadragenarians can legitimately challenge him for title of best lyricist.
You've got DJ Quik, Sean Price, Tech N9ne and Doom -- all talented rhymers, but no Nases. There's also Common, E-40, Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes, Scarface, Slick Rick, KRS-One, Chuck D and Q-Tip -- again, a poetic bunch who've been in the game for more than a minute -- but none is Nas.
Big Daddy Kane, Rakim and Kool G Rap, all 44, were game changers, trailblazers even, but their catalogs get thinner the deeper you move into the '90s. Ghostface Killah and Raekwon made their marks on hip-hop and still do today, but they enjoyed more successes as members of the Wu-Tang Clan.
In fact, despite the well-warranted accolades heaped upon these five, there's only one platinum plaque among them: Ghost's "Ironman." (The forever-dope "Paid in Full" doesn't count. Sorry, solo efforts only.)
Dr. Dre, 47, and Snoop Dogg, 41, have long enjoyed broad appeal, from college campuses to Compton corners, but neither is known for the complexity of his content or rhyme schemes. Their production is always extraordinary, and they know how to make heads nod, but lyrically? It's more fun than prophetic.
'Exercise till the microphone dies'
Which brings us to the top five, the professors emeritus. Out of respect for Nas' aversion to lists, let's handle them in no particular order.
Eminem is a beast. As Nas points out, the list will be different in 10 years, and Slim Shady may be atop it, but in 2013 you can't challenge Nas if you dropped your first LP in 1999.
Then there's Pac and Biggie -- and the point where the debate might venture into hurting someone's feelings.
Makaveli dropped six albums, four of them platinum, between 1991 and 1996 before he was gunned down in Las Vegas. The Notorious B.I.G. put out his first record in 1994 and was slain in Los Angeles weeks before his second release, "Life After Death," in 1997.
Both have successful releases after their killings, but their life spans, tragically, were too brief, and for that reason -- and that reason only -- it's unfair to put them up against a man with two decades in the game.
Nas still believes Pac and Biggie are "two of the greatest who've ever done it," and it's not because they died. Big L died. Guru died. Big Pun, Eazy-E and Ol' Dirty Bastard died, but they didn't leave the same legacy.
"I just think Biggie was something else. He was the Hitchcock of this thing, man. He told you a story. There was a seriousness that came with it that can't compare with nothing," Nas said.
He wishes the pair hadn't been taken in their mid-20s, he said, because they "would be at the top of the game" today, and they would've pushed him.
"I'd probably be better if they were still around," he said. "I think I'd be a lot better."
"To leave us with that kind of music at that young age is exceptional. There's no other word to say," he said. "They were bigger than all of us, even today -- their music, their sound, their topics. The way the world listened to them was a lot bigger than I would even say myself and the rest of us ... I don't think today we've made an official impact that those guys were just starting to make."
Watch the throne
... And then there was one: Jay-Z, a man who spent the late 1990s and early 2000s also pushing Nas, and his buttons, during their quest to rock Biggie Smalls' "King of New York" crown.
Let's not bother with the details of their long-snuffed beef or who said what about whom on what album (though, let's face it, Nas' Ginsu verses on "Ether" made Jay's "Takeover" and "Super Ugly" sound a little nanny-nanny-boo-boo. Jigga himself called "Ether" an inescapable "figure-four leg lock").
But it's interesting to note what happened once their ugly rivalry was quashed.
Jay-Z had been named president of Def Jam Records, one of the most powerful posts in hip-hop. Jay-Z could have gone Mortal Kombat and finished Nas. He could've at least used his clout to make life unpleasant for the man who once called him gay, arguably the worst accusation you can levy in the macho world of hip-hop.
What did he do instead? He signed Nas and made a guest appearance on his first Def Jam album.
Or as Hova put it in a 2006 interview with MTV, "I didn't sign Nas; I partnered with Nas. You can't sign an artist of Nas' stature. You can only partner with him. ... Like I said, it's always been a level of respect there. I, for not one second, ever said I don't believe that he's one of the best lyricists ever."
Here is where that "lyricist" v. "hip-hop artist" distinction becomes important.
Jay-Z said it best himself: He's not a businessman; he's a business, man. When you consider 11 of his albums have sold at least a million copies -- seven of those 2 million or more -- as have his four collaborations, two with R. Kelly and one each with Linkin Park and Kanye West, it's as if Hova is King Midas, but with platinum.
He's a hit maker extraordinaire, maybe the world's best, but that doesn't translate to best lyricist. Jay-Z acknowledged as much on "Moment of Clarity" when he rhymed, "If skills sold, truth be told/I'd probably be, lyrically, Talib Kweli."
Even in dissing Nas on "Takeover," he explained why he had sampled Nas' lyrics on "Dead Presidents": "So yeah, I sampled your voice; you was using it wrong/you made it a hot line; I made it a hot song."
And that, friends, is the crux of the debate: hot lines vs. hot songs. No one would deny Hova his dap, but it seems he has said, in both word and action, that it's tough to top Nas.
'Nasty, Nas the Esco to Escobar'
So, who's up next? A&Rs have sought the next great MC since Afrika Bambaataa dropped "Planet Rock."
Nas was once dubbed the next Rakim. Rick Ross has been called the next Biggie (Last disclaimer: not by this author). Kendrick Lamar has been called the next Pac. Everyone from 50 Cent to Lupe Fiasco to J. Cole has been labeled the next Nas.
Who does Nastradamus foresee filling his shoes? He doesn't like that question any more than he likes lists.
"There was never a next Rakim. There's only one Rakim, and you can compare people to me, which is a great honor to me, but those guys are really on their path to becoming great Kendricks and greater Lupes," he said. "I think it took years after 'Illmatic,' after my first record, before people started to get used to me and started to get into what I was all about and what the Nas story was."
Nas' brilliance may lie in his ability to keep adapting that story through the years, whether it's from the days when he "dropped out of Cooley High/gassed up by a cokehead cutie pie" or lessons learned as father to his teen daughter, Destiny: "She heard stories of her daddy thuggin'/so if her husband is a gangster, can't be mad, I love him."
He's been the hustling street kid known as Nasty Nas and the jeweled-up don named Escobar after the world's most famous druglord.
He's been the thug, the black righteous militant, the philosopher, so it's not really weird that he has such broad appeal when he's just as likely to allude to Tony Montana as he is Huey P. Newton or Ivan Van Sertima in his rhymes.
Nas declined to say whether he'd still be rapping in 20 years, though he did offer an assessment on what hip-hop might look like two decades from now.
"It's always going to be youthful expression. It's always going to be a good time. It's always going to be poetry, in the vein of Langston Hughes. At the same time, it's entertaining and party and fun like Luther Campbell," he said, "but it's always going to just be the youth expressing themselves over the sounds that move people in the best way."
Kind of fitting he referenced a Harlem Renaissance poet and 2 Live Crew in that answer.
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Thousands pay respects to Musial at visitation
ST. LOUIS -- Some arrived at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis dressed in their Sunday best. Others showed up wearing vintage Cardinal jackets, red T-shirt, No. 6 jerseys and St. Louis ball caps.
Almost all, though, came with a story.
A six-hour public visitation for Stan Musial, who died at the age of 92 on Saturday, brought thousands of people out to the Cathedral Basilica on Thursday. There, they could join a line that snaked through the Basilica pews and ended at Musial's open casket.
Musial, whose 22-year Hall of Fame career was played exclusively in St. Louis, was dressed in a red sport coat with his trademark harmonica in pocket. A member of the armed forces stood on each side of the casket, which was draped by an American flag.
"I'm starting to understand what he meant to the whole community," said Musial's grandson, Brian Schwarze, who was among the family members present at the visitation. "He really touched millions of people. He didn't live one life. He lived nine lives."
Though Musial was born and raised in western Pennsylvania, he had long become St. Louis' own. He made his home just outside the city after his retirement and stayed integrally involved in the community. That's why so many in this city felt a personal connection to a baseball player affectionately known as "The Man."
Asked on Thursday to characterize Musial's legacy, 66-year-old Gene Sandrowski replied: "As big as the [Gateway] Arch."
Sandrowski, a lifelong St. Louisan, said that taking time out of his day to come to the visitation was the least that he could do for someone who had given him so much time in the past. Sandrowski recalled talking baseball with Musial at church one day; three Musial-autographed baseballs are on display at his home.
Sandrowski said he was at the Cardinals' doubleheader on May 2, 1954, when Musial connected for five home runs against the New York Giants.
Ron Fernandez, who, along with his wife, Nancy, also paid their respects to Musial on Thursday, said he was at that game, too. That was an historic day, of course, but what sticks most with the Fernandezes is the gesture Musial made when he found out their daughter, Rita, had been photographed in front of Musial's statue on her wedding day.
As Ron Fernandez recounted: "He said, 'Anybody who has their wedding picture in front of my statue gets a free signed bat and ball.'"
Musial signed the wedding picture, too.
Such generosity and sincerity in his dealings with strangers was something that Schwarze said he had come to expect from his grandfather. The two became especially close over the past six years because of Schwarze's involvement in Stan the Man, Inc., which, among other things, runs Musial's official website and sells Musial merchandise.
"Even just going out to dinner, he was never bothered by fans," said the 31-year-old Schwarze, who had a brief Minor League career before entering his family's business. "He never minded stopping and signing autographs. That's who he was. Didn't he always have a smile on his face? He really did."
Schwarze said he heard his grandfather playing the harmonica as recently as a week before Musial's death. And since Musial died, the family has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of condolences. Among those Schwarze said he has heard from is a former United States ambassador from Japan.
"I've always thought Cardinal baseball started with him, not just how he was on the field, but off the field, the charity giving, the way he interacted with the community," Schwarze said. "I know it's harder for players today to do that, but really just the love he gave to everyone, he treated everyone like family. "
So much so, Sue Royer said, that Musial once gave her late husband, Lloyd, a ride home from Sportsman Park. As Royer tells the story, Lloyd Royer was about 12 years old when he and some friends were outside the ballpark admiring the Musials' new convertible.
Lil Musial, who was married to Stan for 71 years before she died in May 2012, told the boys: "The next thing I know, you guys are going to want a ride home with my husband."
Shortly after telling Lil Musial that he lived only a few blocks away, Lloyd Royer and his friends found themselves in the back of the convertible. The Musials dropped him off at his front door.
"He was never wrapped up in who he was," Sue Royer said of Stan Musial. "I think when they play the videos down at the ballpark of him riding around in the golf cart, I don't think there will be a dry eye in the place for years and years to come."
By the time the Cathedral Basilica opened its doors at 2 p.m. CT on Thursday, the line of mourners stretched a few hundred deep. A pair of former professional baseball players was among those who gathered early.
Erma Bergmann, 88, and Audrey Kissel Lafser, 86, both played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Bergmann, a native of St. Louis, played professionally in the AAGPL for six seasons. She later worked in the St. Louis police department, which is how she got to know Musial.
At her job as a policewoman, Bergmann would sometimes be stationed at the ballpark.
"He was a good man and a good ballplayer," she said after her visit to the Cathedral Basilica. "I don't think they will ever forget him. ... He was a very good man."
Added Kissel Lafser: "He was just so friendly with everybody, like he was a good friend. He represented baseball here in St. Louis. ... He was just a wonderful person to get to know."
And as evidenced by the stories so many shared on Thursday, so many did.
A funeral service for Musial is scheduled for 11 a.m. CT on Saturday at the Cathedral Basilica. It will be private, though the service will be followed by a processional to Busch Stadium, where Musial's family will lay a wreath at the base of his ballpark statue.


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Welcome to Terminal City-one of only five livable places left on Earth.
Telegenic Mayor Ross Glimore (Peter Breck, The Big Valley, Shock Corridor), is king of all media, and rules as a virtual dictator. To maintain his grip on power he must stage an election, and for that he needs fresh fear. Enter Alex Stevens (Mark Bennett), a fed-up, cynical newspaper delivery boy who happens to witness Glimore run over one of his own supporters in his car, and leave the scene of the accident.
Glimore and his Rove-wellian henchman Bruce Coddle (Jello Biafra) hatch a plot to brand Alex "the #1 terrorist threat" (based on his connection to rock'n'roll music which, along with meat, is banned) to cow Terminal City into submission and steal another tabloid election.
Alex flees underground, where he stumbles into a resistance movement led in part by his newfound friend Beatrice (Lisa Brown), and a fugitive brain-damaged goalie from the Glimore-owned hockey team, unforgettably portrayed by two-time Genie Award® winner Germaine Houde (Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Les bons Débarras 1980, Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Un Zoo la Nuit 1987).
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