Has a pro sprots team ever won a championship without a single HOFer?

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2015 Kansas City Royals might qualify for that.

'05 White Sox, '02 Angels and '97 Marlins (Sheffield should have made it though).
The Royals de probably too early to tell.

The White Sox count IMO because even though Frank Thomas was on the team he was out due to injury.

Sheffield will eventually get in the HOF
 

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The Royals de probably too early to tell.

The White Sox count IMO because even though Frank Thomas was on the team he was out due to injury.

Sheffield will eventually get in the HOF
Forgot Big Hurt was on that team. Yeah, he barely played.

I think the only way Sheff gets in is by the Veteran's Committee.
 

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I would say the 2004 Pistons, even though them winning that championship is pretty much guaranteeing either Ben Wallace gets in, or Chauncey (alongside that ESPN push he'll inevitably get for that case) will end up in there.

I know Ben was never an offensive weapon, but you can't be that dominant defensively and not get in. They already let everyone in so Ben should definitely get in.
 

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04 pistons...

Ben the only guy with a chance to make it and I don't know if 4 DPOY and a ring is enough to get him in with such putrid offensive numbers
 

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U realize Mutombo is in the HOF don't u

Offensive numbers are quite a bit better than Wallace...

Way more all star appearances

Second all time in blocks...Wallace isn't even top 10...

Mutumbo is sort of the baseline for what a defensive first player would need to get in...and Wallace doesn't have his numbers...
 
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