Cubs' ceremony brings Dawson 'home'

Hall of Famer Andre Dawson was honored in pregame ceremonies at Wrigley Field on Monday. The outfielder known as "The Hawk" was given a No. 8 from the Wrigley Field scoreboard as well as a copy of Mayor Richard Daley's proclamation that Monday, Aug. 30, is "Andre Dawson Day" in Chicago.

Cubs to celebrate Dawson on Monday

Andre Dawson, 56, recently enshrined into baseball's Hall of Fame, will be celebrated prior to the Cubs' game Monday night against the Pirates at Wrigley Field.

Hall of Famers weigh in on A-Rod

Andre Dawson, Class of 2010, was among the Hall of Famers who shared their thoughts on Alex Rodriguez's run toward history.

After induction, remembrance and relief

A day after the big ceremony, the feelings of this year's inductees into the National Baseball Hall of Fame were summed up eloquently by Andre Dawson. "I can breathe a sigh of relief," the Hawk said on Monday.

Expos fans come out to support Dawson

When Andre Dawson moved to the podium on Sunday on the canopy-covered stage behind the Clark Sports Center, a group of rabid fans who had made their way from Montreal for the 68th annual National Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony started chanting, "Let's Go Expos."

Dawson, Herzog, Harvey inducted into Hall

Andre Dawson, Whitey Herzog and Doug Harvey all took their place in the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday under cloudy and threatening skies behind the Clark Sports Center.

Macha compares Weeks to Dawson

With the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies taking place Sunday afternoon, Brewers manager Ken Macha recalled the similarities between Rickie Weeks and his former teammate Andre Dawson.

Terrific trio primed for Hall of Fame induction

On Sunday, behind the Clark Sports Center, just a stone's throw from the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Main Street, "The Hawk" — Andre Dawson — will take flight, along with Whitey Herzog and Doug Harvey.

'Hawk' recalls ugly beaning incident

On his way to winning the 1987 National League MVP, Andre Dawson was hit in the face by an Eric Show pitch, which led to both benches clearing at Wrigley Field.

Bodley: Dawson's values shined at Wrigley

If Andre Dawson had his way, he would enter Cooperstown as a Chicago Cub. While the Hawk enters the Hall as an Expo, he cherishes the lessons he learned during the six summers he spent at Wrigley.

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