Jimmy Rollins was a Bay Area kid who grew up rooting for Rickey Henderson and admiring Jackie Robinson as he blossomed into one of the top high school prospects in baseball. So when the Philadelphia Phillies called in 1996 to tell the slick-fielding shortstop they had picked him in the second round of the draft,

Rollins, along with former general manger Ed Wade, were added to the Phillies' Wall of Fame. "This is my city," Rollins, who spent 15 years with the team, said after the ceremony.