Sunday, October 19, 2014

The dime box frankenset, Page 34: Numbers 298-306


Last week's frankenset voting was closer than I expected.

Win -- 1993 Upper Deck #294 Casey Candaele (7 votes)

Place -- 1994 Collector's Choice #290 Turk Wendell (6 votes)

Show -- 2012 Topps #295 Jayson Werth (4 votes)

The 26 total tallies were a bit of a drop from prior weeks, eight of the nine cards featured managed to get at least one vote. The classic Casey Candaele eked out a slim victory over the quirky Turk Wendell.

For the second straight week, I ended up voting for a card that didn't even come in the top three. I gave the singing Dwight Smith the nod (one of only two people to do so), but deep down I had a feeling the Candaele would win.

Maybe I'll finally agree with the masses this week.




Let's see if we can give those vote totals a slight bump with today's terrific page of frankenset nominees.

Here we go.



1996 Upper Deck #298 Jaime Navarro

Pitcher at the plate! 



1996 Stadium Club #299 Fernando Vina

Fernando Vina with the crushing forearm shiv.



1993 Upper Deck #300 Kyle Abbott

A rare cardboard cameo from the ball bucket.



1996 Collector's Choice #301 Mark Leiter

Another pitcher at the plate, this time with a more familiar bunting pose. 



1973 Topps #302 Terry Crowley

A very vintage play at the plate, complete with a bonus Thurman Munson appearance. 



1996 Upper Deck #303 Darren Lewis

O say, can you see... 



1994 Pinnacle #304 Pat Meares

Derp. 



 2013 Topps Update #US-305 Dylan Axelrod

A South Side throwback.



2014 Topps #206 Garrett Richards

Another sweet throwback from one of 2014's breakout pitchers closes out this week's page.

The polls are now on the sidebar.

Happy voting!

5 comments:

Johnnys Trading Spot said...

had to go with the Vina. Looks almost like a brawl.

Hackenbush said...

Vina.

P-town Tom said...

I think the Vina card will run away with this round, but I voted for the Pat Meares card.
"Derp." Couldn't have said it better myself!

JediJeff said...

In any other week, that Crowley would run away with it. But a WWE brawl wins every time.

BobWalkthePlank said...

I'm voting Pat Meares too as "Derp" pretty much summed up his entire Pirate career.