Strange that the poll did not close.
Buddy Bell, 3B (1972-1989) - 10th Year
Joe Carter, LF/RF (1983-1998) - 1st Year
Cesar Cedeno, CF (1970-1986) - 13th Year
Dave Concepcion, SS (1970-1988) - 11th Year
Danny Darwin, SP (1978-1998) - 1st Year
Doug Drabek, SP (1986-1998) - 1st Year
Dennis Eckersley, SP/RP (1975-1998) - 1st Year
Darrell Evans, 3B/1B (1969-1989) - 10th Year
Dwight Evans, RF (1972-1991) - 8th Year
Cecil Fielder, 1B/DH (1985-1988, 1990-1998) - 1st Year
Rollie Fingers, RP (1968-1982, 1984-1985) - 14th Year
Steve Garvey, 1B (1969-1987) - 12th Year
Ron Guidry, SP (1975-1988) - 11th Year
Chris Hoiles, C (1989-1998) - 1st Year
Pete Incaviglia, LF (1986-1994, 1996-1998) - 1st Year
Tommy John, SP (1963-1974, 1976-1989) - 10th Year
Jimmy Key, SP (1984-1998) - 1st Year
Fred Lynn, CF (1974-1990) - 9th Year
Dennis Martinez, SP (1976-1998) - 1st Year
Don Mattingly, 1B (1982-1995) - 4th Year
Kevin Mitchell, LF (1984, 1986-1994, 1996-1998) - 1st Year
Paul Molitor, 3B/DH (1978-1998) - 1st Year
Jack Morris, SP (1977-1994) - 5th Year
Dale Murphy, CF/RF (1976-1993) - 6th Year
Randy Myers, RP (1985-1998) - 1st Year
Graig Nettles, 3B (1967-1988) - 11th Year
Al Oliver, OF/1B (1968-1985) - 14th Year
Tom Pagnozzi, C (1987-1998) - 1st Year
Dave Parker, RF (1973-1991) - 8th Year
Lance Parrish, C (1977-1995) - 4th Year
Tony Pena, C (1980-1997) - 2nd Year
Terry Pendleton, 3B (1984-1998) - 1st Year
Dan Quisenberry, RP (1979-1990) - 9th Year
Willie Randolph, 2B (1975-1992) - 7th Year
Jim Rice, LF (1974-1989) - 10th Year
Bip Roberts, 2B/LF (1986, 1988-1998) - 1st Year
Juan Samuel, 2B (1983-1998) - 1st Year
Lee Smith, RP (1980-1997) - 2nd Year
Rusty Staub, OF (1963-1985) - 14th Year
Dave Stieb, SP (1979-1993, 1998) - 1st Year
Bruce Sutter, SP (1976-1986, 1988) - 11th Year
Bill Swift, SP/RP (1985-1986, 1988-1998) - 1st Year
Bob Tewksbury, SP (1986-1998) - 1st Year
None of the Above (Blank Ballot)
Strange that the poll did not close.
RIP Ronnie James Dio (July 10, 1942 - May 16, 2010).
That is odd. I definitely remember putting 7 days in, but perhaps I missed something (I think this is my first poll since the website changed format). In any event, Dennis Eckersely and Paul Molitor were elected while Dale Murphy missed by one vote for the second consecutive year. I'll try to get the next poll up tomorrow.
I closed the poll. I won't say you didn't try to type a 7 in the days open box, XX, but if you did, it didn't take.
Seen on a bumper sticker: If only closed minds came with closed mouths.
Some minds are like concrete--thoroughly mixed up and permanently set.
Thanks for closing Jim. The election should have closed on Friday, but between that time and when Jim closed the poll, one additional vote came in. That vote did not make a difference in terms of who was elected or who would be dropped from the ballot, but it does make a difference in terms of just generally record keeping. For instance, if the poll closed on time, Dale Murphy would have missed by just one vote with over 73% support. The extra vote knocked him down to 70%. While I could adjust Murphy to account for one less ballot, I couldn't adjust everyone that was affected by that 24th vote because I don't know who that 24th voter was. As such, I'm going to let the results stand as is given that no real impact has occurred.
Hopefully I'll get the next poll to close on cue.
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