Frankenset Page #70 WINNER -- 1993 Topps #623 Al Martin (8 votes)
Last week probably gave us the closest race we've seen yet.
Al Martin's eight votes (of 31 total) were barely enough to squeak out a victory, edging out both Tommy Milone and Larry Haney/Dave Duncan (7 votes each) by a single tally for the crown.
I can't say I was expecting Martin to take last week's page (my money was on Milone), but the more surprises the better when it comes to the frankenset, right?
We've got a much lower-numbered page this week -- the Random Number Generator spit out #26, which means we'll be taking a look at that page (#s 226-234) here tonight.
Let's meet the hopefuls.
1979 Topps #226 Ron Pruitt
Up close and personal.
2016 Topps Update #US227 Aaron Sanchez
Fan interaction at the Midsummer Classic.
2014 Topps #228 Jayson Werth
Made you look!
2009 Upper Deck #229 Michael Cuddyer
For the autograph hounds.
1993 Upper Deck #230 Gary DiSarcina
A superb batting cage shot (though the back might be even better).
1973 Topps #231 Bill Parsons
As if you needed any more reasons why '73 Topps rules.
1991 Stadium Club #232 Melido Perez
White Sox throwbacks are still probably my favorite throwbacks.
1973 Topps #233 Ed Kirkpatrick
More wonderful action from '73 Topps.
2004 Fleer Tradition #234 Brooks Kieschnick
Brooks Kieschnick, pitcher and pinch-hitter extraordinaire.
That just about does it for this week's page -- the polls are now on the sidebar.
Happy voting!
9 comments:
not an easy one Nick! I was torn but went with Pruitt.
I went with Pruitt as well
I chose the Disarcina for the front AND the back! Thanks for the link!
I go with Jayson Werth because he really hated it
Ever since I was a kid my eye was drawn to how thin Bill Parsons looks on that card. Oh, no, it's The Slender Man!!!!
DiSarcina has two great pictures - that makes this one easy!
Gotta go with the well-cropped action shot. Parson gets my vote.
Man,tough!...gonna have to think on this one!
Pruitt just might be my favorite card in the 1979 set.
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