The late Phil “Scooter” Rizzuto, all 5’6” and 150 pounds of him, once stated that, “I’ll take anyway to get into the Hall of Fame. If they want a batboy, I’ll go in as a batboy.” While his 1950 MVP Award, five All-Star Game appearances and seven World Series rings earned the former Yankees shortstop entrance into Cooperstown in 1994, Rizzuto’s comments, while intended for nothing more than comedic relief, speak volumes to the prestige and esteem that individuals hold for the hallowed grounds that exemplify a Hall of Fame.

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Remember back in February, around the All-Star break, when Dwyane Wade(notes) started showing up to every game and media event wearing a customized Band-Aid under his left eye? Of course you do, you read Ball Don't Lie religiously! (Thanks, by the way. It's much appreciated.)

Well, if you liked the "andele andele" look, Heat Daily has some exciting news for you. Starting today, you can now purchase your very own "Wade Bands" — that's what they're calling them, I guess — from The Official Wade Bands Fashion Body Strips store. Incredible.

A 24-pack of the black, blue, red and white "WADE" bandages will cost you about $25. Or, if you want to get really fancy, you can choose your own word, type style and background for that personalized Oh, Rufus? That's The Name Of The Bobcat I Just Killed With My Bare Hands-look. That option costs a bit more.

I'm obviously having a little fun with the product, but you should know there's a method to D-Wade's madness. All the profits from bandage sales goes to Wade's World Foundation, which provides support to community-based organizations that promote education, health and social skills for children in at-risk situations.

You hear that, Nelly? No cut for you.

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