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Paul Zuvella posted:Tony Olivia is borderline and doesn't really belong in the hall, but Dick Allen not is a loving travesty. I thought about maybe doing historical ballots by era to completely fill out our own special hall of fame but I want to see how this one goes first
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IcePhoenix posted:I thought about maybe doing historical ballots by era to completely fill out our own special hall of fame but I want to see how this one goes first This is brought up every year and it never happens, because it'd be way more of a pain than anyone realizes.
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zakharov posted:This is brought up every year and it never happens, because it'd be way more of a pain than anyone realizes. You'll get a lot of people at the beginning and then they'll get pissed when some of the voting doesn't go their way and by the end there will be like 3 voters.
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Cliff Floyd Nomar Garciparra Tom Gordon Fred McGriff Sammy Sosa Lee Smith Ex-Cubs 
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Darin Erstad is the second-best player to have come from North Dakota and I know a number of his relatives. That's literally the only case I can make for him.
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rickiep00h posted:Darin Erstad is the second-best player to have come from North Dakota and I know a number of his relatives. That's literally the only case I can make for him. That is a stronger argument than most HoF voters make.
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rickiep00h posted:Darin Erstad is the second-best player to have come from North Dakota and I know a number of his relatives. That's literally the only case I can make for him. Punter, great defense, punter, the year 2000, punter, won a world series, punter.
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MourningView posted:e: whoops, realized this initially said I voted for Mattingly because I forgot to delete his name. I voted for Mattingly based on his sideburns.
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Male. Bi. Unix. posted:Punter, great defense, punter, the year 2000, punter, won a world series, punter. Punto, great defense, Punto, GET PAID, Punto, won a world series, Punto.
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ZenVulgarity posted:I'm handing in an empty ballot You can't...I already tried. 
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Would have been nice if Smoltz could have gone in last year with Maddux ,Glavine, and Bobby. I had nearly forgotten about Fred McGriff
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Pendergast posted:Would have been nice if Smoltz could have gone in last year with Maddux ,Glavine, and Bobby. I had nearly forgotten about Fred McGriff
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bawfuls posted:This is Smoltz first year of eligibility. I assume he means it would have been nice if Smoltz had retired a year earlier so he could go in with them.
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 Happy New Year! There were 69 votes cast (after I deleted two obvious troll ballots) in the end, a pretty good amount of people I think. Hopefully next year we can get more. Congrats to the inaugural members of the SAS MLB Hall of Fame! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vE_LD99yeZR8sXIi8u5pqXPXf538w22aimip2kwesz4/edit#gid=1878239930 Randy Johnson 67 97.10% Pedro Martinez 66 95.65% Barry Bonds 63 91.30% Roger Clemens 63 91.30% Mike Piazza 62 89.86% Craig Biggio 60 86.96% Jeff Bagwell 59 85.51% John Smoltz 58 84.06% Larry Walker 52 75.36% -------------------------------------------------------- Mike Mussina 49 71.01% Tim Raines 49 71.01% Mark McGwire 45 65.22% Edgar Martinez 43 62.32% Curt Schilling 43 62.32% Gary Sheffield 37 53.62% Alan Trammell 36 52.17% Sammy Sosa 28 40.58% Jeff Kent 19 27.54%  Nomar Garciaparra 10 14.49% Carlos Delgado 9 13.04% Fred McGriff 8 11.59% Don Mattingly 7 10.14% Brian Giles 3 4.35% Lee Smith 3 4.35% Jermaine Dye 2 2.90% Darin Erstad 2 2.90% Tom Gordon 2 2.90% Aaron Boone 1 1.45% Tony Clark 1 1.45% Cliff Floyd 1 1.45% Jason Schmidt 1 1.45% Rich Aurilia 0 0.00% Eddie Guardado 0 0.00% Troy Percival 0 0.00%
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rickiep00h posted:Who the hell doesn't vote for Randy "Bird Obliterator" Johnson? davecrazy (who judging from the rest of his ballot, looks like he just forgot) and TipsyMc (who is doing his best Juan Vene impersonation).
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I'm pretty sure I voted early but I don't see my name in the final spreadsheet. Did my votes not go through?
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tadashi posted:I'm pretty sure I voted early but I don't see my name in the final spreadsheet. Did my votes not go through? I reset the ballot and changed it to require a google sign in after about 6 hours because fyad are children. IcePhoenix posted:If you already submitted a ballot you're gonna have to do it again because someone decided it would be funny to flood it.
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Did it seriously get posted in FYAD? hahaha also 69 votes, nice
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ChampRamp posted:You fuckers who didn't vote for Mussina better explain yourselves
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I somehow managed to create a ballot despite only vaguely remembering doing so. Voted for both Raines and Mussina despite not knowing who they are so hopefully I'm off the hook for the witch hunt.
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Nomar fell off the ballot, is angrily adjusting his gloves in response.
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