The dime box frankenset, Page 10: Numbers 82-90

Let's take a look at how last week's frankenset voting played out.

Win -- 1995 Pinnacle #79 Charlie Hayes (8 votes)

Place -- 2011 Topps Update #US-74 Henry Blanco (6 votes)

Show -- 1993 Topps #81 Lloyd McClendon (4 votes)

Voting took a nosedive last week, as the 24 total votes were by far the lowest number I've seen in a long time. The polls were close, however, and Charlie Hayes (aka The Masked Man of Colorado) took the crown by a narrow two-tally margin.

I myself voted for Henry Blanco's bird's-eye PATP, but I had a feeling the well-deserving Hayes would win out in the end.

Let's see if we can boost those vote totals a bit this week -- because more votes equals more competition and more fun!

Here's a look at our nine newest nominees.

1998 Upper Deck #82 Jamey Wright

Don't let the straight-faced warm-up hacks fool you...Jamey Wright was a .144 career hitter. 

1995 Pinnacle #83 Milt Thompson

The rare beach ball slam-dunk. 

1998 Fleer Tradition #84 Jason Dickson

Not the greatest bunting form, but that's to be expected from an American League pitcher.

1991 Score #85 Dan Pasqua

The first throwbacks ever.

1982 Fleer #86 Shooty Babitt

How could Shooty Babitt not make this frankenset? 

 1993 UD Fun Pack #87 Brett Butler

What Paul Bunyan would've used if he played for the Dodgers.

1997 Upper Deck #88 Mike MacFarlane

A violent play at the plate. 

1998 Fleer Tradition #89 Alex Fernandez

Pitchers do actually get on base some of the time, you know. 

1987 Fleer #90 Gary Pettis

We close with Gary Pettis looking...indifferent about just having won a Gold Glove.

The polls are now on the sidebar.

Happy voting!