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  1. The poll posted today, featuring 1984 vs. 1995, is the final poll of the first round. We'll take a brief hiatus now to allow the polls that are still open to run their course. Round Two will begin early next week. These are the polls that remain open for voting: Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.26 1987 revised vs 1992 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.27 1968 vs 2012 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.28 1975 vs 2005 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.29 1988 vs 1991 revised Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.30 1965 vs 2015 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.31 1973 vs 2007 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.32 1984 vs 1995 The 1986 yearbook has defeated the 1993 edition by a vote of 12 to 7. ADVANCING TO ROUND TWO: ELIMINATED:
  2. It's a nice sunny day at my house. Maybe they can come here and play.
  3. A rainout probably wouldn't be the worst thing for the Mets right now.
  4. Tomorrow, by the way, we'll see the final poll of the first round, and we'll have been presented with all 64 of our competing covers. After that, we'll take a break (kind of like Ross and Rachel did) to let the remaining first-round polls complete before we commence the second round.
  5. What about Spahn and Sain?
  6. I went with 2007. Both covers are an assortment of photos, but 2007 is more visually appealing, although I have a greater fondness for many of those pictured on the 1973 cover. Those frames on the 1973 cover look somewhat familiar. Are they the same frames that Stockholm provides for the Tabloid Cover Derby winners? Okay, I see that they're not. The 1973 frames don't have the vegetation in the middle of the side panels.
  7. Willard Mullin's 1966 cover scores an 11 to 6 victory over the Granderson/Wright 2014 cover. ADVANCING TO ROUND TWO: ELIMINATED:
  8. In a battle of leap years, 1972 easily ousts 2008 by a vote of 14 to 3. ADVANCING TO ROUND TWO: ELIMINATED:
  9. VERY exciting! Congratulations!
  10. Waivers, baby. Waivers.
  11. I have to think that releasing him is an option that's on the table.
  12. Cast your vote!
  13. The following polls are currently open for voting: Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.23 1972 vs 2008 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.24 1966 vs 2014 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.25 1986 vs 1993 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.26 1987 revised vs 1992 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.27 1968 vs 2012 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.28 1975 vs 2005 Yearbook Cover Derby Round 1.29 1988 vs 1991 revised In what was easily our closest race so far, the 1997 cover has defeated the 1982 cover by a vote of 11 to 9. ADVANCING TO ROUND TWO: ELIMINATED:
  14. He's making me long for Tyler Pill and Tommy Milone.
  15. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Their GM was supposed to be a genius but he traded us Bruce for Dilson Hererra And didn't we as a forum rue and lament the departure of Dilson Herrera?
  16. Yeah, I can see that. I guess his time to get another job was more around 2010 or 2011 and that just never happened for him.
  17. . [bigpurple:2czdeebb]OH NO![/bigpurple:2czdeebb]
  18. This has nothing to do with Bryan Price or Jim Riggleman, but I'm a little surprised that Willie Randolph's managerial career seems to have ended almost ten years ago. I'm not saying that he clearly deserves another shot, but I did think he'd at least be in the conversation more than he has. Maybe I'm not the only one who has a lasting image of how he managed like he was afraid to lose during the last weeks of the 2007 season.
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