At first read, I was going to dismiss this as an overzealous, grasping-for-straws type of dreaming, but now that I think about it, minus Hall each member of the "band" has begun integrating themselves with the WWE in some element, and could potentially change the current landscape:
Kevin Nash has the Legends contract, which while is the equivalent of being a British Monarch (doesn't mean half-ass in this day and age, or "purely ceremonial" to save face), can give him a lot of locker room clout with The Undertaker hobbling his way out (sorry).
Triple H (or Capt. Trips as I like to call him, +5 no-points to who ever gets the reference) has made it to the upper echelon, broken the barrier between "independent contractor" and "employee" and actually has an office in HQ. He is a McMahon for all intents and purposes, and with that comes an unbelievable amount of potential power. Just look at the past articles about how it's a totally different atmosphere when he is in charge of the occasional show? Say what you want about his wrestler graveyard (people he's buried), the man has a true passion, a true respect for wrestling, and CAN see talent (signing Sin Cara, turning the eye of Sauron towards FCW). You can't question that his position wouldn't change the Game if he so chooses.
Say what you want about X-Pac (we all have, and still will), he may not be overly over with any crowd, but he's still a decent worker, who's been around for a long time, and can still work. Plus He *could* be the connecting point between the smaller guys who are looking to get noticed, and the larger guys who are looking to have stand-out matches. He may be a tool outside, but he's a tool that works.
Shawn Michaels... Lets face it, he has the WWE right where he wants 'em. He knows that people are on their way out, and what WWE needs right now is someone who knows What To Do, and How to Do it, and who better than Shawn Michaels? The only problem is that Shawn Michaels, doesn't need them, and that might be the biggest political game he's ever played. Sure, he could come back, maybe have a 5-star match with Zack Ryder, duck the Rough Ryder into a Superkick, maybe pose for a comedy spot or two, but how would it benefit him? What would WWE be willing to offer him, for him to come back and work his magic? Maybe something small, maybe induct his boys into the HoF, but then, maybe something bigger, like a Legends contract (which isn't that big) or maybe let him run a show or two... or maybe an office in HQ, apart of Talent Relations or something of the sort. Maybe an ambassador. Before I overreach, let me just bring it home by saying this: Shawn Michaels by retiring may just be the best political move he's made, because especially now, main-event players that aren't stale are a rare commodity, and fresh ideas, fresh ANYTHING are even rarer. I know he's stated he won't wrestle and that he doesn't miss It, but who's to say that he won't come back for other things, besides wrestling, like I don't know, Entertaining? Just a thought.
Oh and an honorable mention will go to one of the forgotten members of the "band" (cuz I hate the word "Kliq") Sunny (The other forgotten member would be Justin Credible). She's the original diva, and hell, she's still hot. With this strange idea that managers as a concept are making a return, why not one of the better managers making a timely appearance to be a mouthpiece (and piece of mouth) for someone who needs it. She may swear up and down that she did not, in fact sleep with Bret, but no one can deny that WWE needs one or two more Sunny Days... Have her there to teach a Diva how to be more than just a Diva: how to walk, talk, work a crowd, and be more than just an arm-piece. I know she didn't do much in the Wrestling department, but that wasn't her job then, and it shouldn't be now. If Lillian Garcia got over w/o taking a bump, and fucking the fattest kid in class, it's because Sunny made that path work first. She can take the girls who can't work inside, and make them work the outside, pure and simple.
And because I just couldn't resist:
Scott Hall, who is in a hospital bed, probably still drinking could probably still cut a better promo than half the roster these days. Probably could still wrestle better than too, if he didn't look like crap when he would wrestle.
