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QUOTE (flavum @ Jan 3, 2014 -> 05:52 PM)
Thomas-less ballot:

 

https://twitter.com/RRepoz/status/419252914310217728

 

Turned in a ballot with 9 names. No room for Frank.

 

Old guy, by the way. Retired a few years ago.

 

As far as I can tell, Frank is at 101/112- 90.2%

 

Vote for Jack Morris but not Thomas....alllllrighttty then

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Hoping someone can explain to me how you vote for Player B over Player A. Thanks.

 

G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS OPS+ TB GDP HBP SH SF IBB

Player A 2322 10075 8199 1494 2468 495 12 521 1704 32 23 1667 1397 0.301 0.419 0.555 0.974 156 4550 226 87 0 121 168

Player B 2055 8674 7213 1219 2247 514 15 309 1261 49 30 1283 1202 0.312 0.418 0.515 0.933 147 3718 190 89 10 77 113

 

PA: 5 TIME ALL STAR, 2 MVPS, 9 TOP-10 MVP, 4 SILVER SLUGGERS

PB: 7 TIME ALL STAR, 0 MVPS, 2 TOP-10 MVP, 5 SILVER SLUGGERS

 

^^^^^

This last part makes very little sense, btw.

 

 

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QUOTE (flavum @ Jan 4, 2014 -> 12:28 PM)
The Tribune writer's picks are in:

 

Voting for 6, 7, or 8...I just don't get it. Some truly awful ballots.

 

https://twitter.com/RRepoz

 

I wouldn't be surprised if Fred Mitchell voted for Kent as a favor to Mark Gonzales, who is a Bay-area backer.

It's crazy that people with such terrible ballots can vote.

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The Tribune writers took the death blow to Piazza. I'm still saying Biggio is going under 75%.

 

I also think Sosa, Palmeiro, and maybe McGwire go under 5%, which would be great.

 

Updated: Jan.4 - 1:45 ~ 123 Full Ballots ~ (21.6% of vote ~ based on last year)

 

100 - Maddux

97.6 - Glavine

91.1 - F. Thomas

81.3 - Biggio

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71.5 - Piazza

64.2 - Bagwell

61.8 - Morris

60.2 - Raines

41.5 - Bonds

40.7 - Clemens

39.0 - Schilling

31.7 - Mussina

25.2 - Trammell

24.4 - E. Martinez

22.8 - L. Smith

15.4 - Kent

13.0 - McGriff

11.4 - L. Walker

9.8 - McGwire

7.3 - S. Sosa

6.5 - R. Palmeiro

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QUOTE (flavum @ Jan 4, 2014 -> 01:57 PM)
The Tribune writers took the death blow to Piazza. I'm still saying Biggio is going under 75%.

 

I also think Sosa, Palmeiro, and maybe McGwire go under 5%, which would be great.

 

Updated: Jan.4 - 1:45 ~ 123 Full Ballots ~ (21.6% of vote ~ based on last year)

 

100 - Maddux

97.6 - Glavine

91.1 - F. Thomas

81.3 - Biggio

———————————

71.5 - Piazza

64.2 - Bagwell

61.8 - Morris

60.2 - Raines

41.5 - Bonds

40.7 - Clemens

39.0 - Schilling

31.7 - Mussina

25.2 - Trammell

24.4 - E. Martinez

22.8 - L. Smith

15.4 - Kent

13.0 - McGriff

11.4 - L. Walker

9.8 - McGwire

7.3 - S. Sosa

6.5 - R. Palmeiro

The votes on the PED group is interesting. You can almost see the thought process. McGwire, Sosa and Palmeiro were considered HOF only because of the PEDs. While Bonds and Clemens were HOF caliber prior to the PED use but because of the use many won't vote for them.

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QUOTE (flavum @ Jan 4, 2014 -> 01:57 PM)
The Tribune writers took the death blow to Piazza. I'm still saying Biggio is going under 75%.

 

I also think Sosa, Palmeiro, and maybe McGwire go under 5%, which would be great.

 

Updated: Jan.4 - 1:45 ~ 123 Full Ballots ~ (21.6% of vote ~ based on last year)

 

100 - Maddux

97.6 - Glavine

91.1 - F. Thomas

81.3 - Biggio

———————————

71.5 - Piazza

64.2 - Bagwell

61.8 - Morris

60.2 - Raines

41.5 - Bonds

40.7 - Clemens

39.0 - Schilling

31.7 - Mussina

25.2 - Trammell

24.4 - E. Martinez

22.8 - L. Smith

15.4 - Kent

13.0 - McGriff

11.4 - L. Walker

9.8 - McGwire

7.3 - S. Sosa

6.5 - R. Palmeiro

 

You're saying 123, huskers is saying 188.

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QUOTE (Kalapse @ Jan 3, 2014 -> 06:34 PM)
Hoping someone can explain to me how you vote for Player B over Player A. Thanks.

 

G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS OPS+ TB GDP HBP SH SF IBB

Player A 2322 10075 8199 1494 2468 495 12 521 1704 32 23 1667 1397 0.301 0.419 0.555 0.974 156 4550 226 87 0 121 168

Player B 2055 8674 7213 1219 2247 514 15 309 1261 49 30 1283 1202 0.312 0.418 0.515 0.933 147 3718 190 89 10 77 113

 

PA: 5 TIME ALL STAR, 2 MVPS, 9 TOP-10 MVP, 4 SILVER SLUGGERS

PB: 7 TIME ALL STAR, 0 MVPS, 2 TOP-10 MVP, 5 SILVER SLUGGERS

 

^^^^^

This last part makes very little sense, btw.

 

Player A is black. Boom, roasted.

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QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Jan 4, 2014 -> 09:23 PM)
Except that he's guilty by association, and I have yet to see any valid association of Piazza with steroid users.

 

Blame Bud for that. From that era, if he looked like a steroid user and hit like a steroid user, then I would say he was a steroid user. Don't see why he should get the benefit of the doubt.

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QUOTE (LittleHurt05 @ Jan 4, 2014 -> 09:37 PM)
Blame Bud for that. From that era, if he looked like a steroid user and hit like a steroid user, then I would say he was a steroid user. Don't see why he should get the benefit of the doubt.

 

Then I would love to hear your reasoning behind keeping Thome and Griffey out of the Hall of Fame.

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