*1991 Awards Voting*

[umd]

Well, its a shame you don't understand how the league works. The awards are meaningless. The title is meaningless. Good of league is all that's important. When you come down off your soapbox, I'll explain to you what that means.

My soapbox? Give me a break. Get off your "I'm the greatest" bullhorn in every post and I'll happily listen.

[Delandis]

Woohoo!!!! I love the off-season. It is always the most entertaining part of the BLB.

[Dave]

I voted for Olivo, but now find myself wishing I hadn't.

Not sure what's so shocking or awful about votes being withheld based on disdain for a team's owner. MLB has operated that way when it comes to HoF voting forever. The players in our league don't have personalities to judge....but their owners do.

[Clay]

My soapbox? Give me a break. Get off your "I'm the greatest" bullhorn in every post and I'll happily listen.

Check in more than once every 2 to 3 weeks and maybe you'd understand the dynamic of the league. However, if your understanding of our "for the good of the league"/"gentlemen's agreement" style of how we run things around here is as misguided as you ability to handle sarcasm, then we really do need to discuss it.

Please feel free to contact the 1991 Brewmaster's Cup Champions should you need a better explanation.

[Clay]

I voted for Olivo, but now find myself wishing I hadn't.

Not sure what's so shocking or awful about votes being withheld based on disdain for a team's owner. MLB has operated that way when it comes to HoF voting forever. The players in our league don't have personalities to judge....but their owners do.

That doesn't shock me from you.

[umd]

Check in more than once every 2 to 3 weeks and maybe you'd understand the dynamic of the league. However, if your understanding of our "for the good of the league"/"gentlemen's agreement" style of how we run things around here is as misguided as you ability to handle sarcasm, then we really do need to discuss it.

Please feel free to contact the 1991 Brewmaster's Cup Champions should you need a better explanation.

Lol, every 2 to 3 weeks. Your sarcasm I understand. It's annoying. Apparently it comes with a side of condescending know-it-allism. Great combination your majesty.

[Dave]

That doesn't shock me from you.

Which part? The one where I voted for the right guy "for the good of the league," or the one where I acted like a mature adult in rationalizing how someone could possibly not vote for one of your awesome players for a meaningless award?

Either way, thank you.

[liquidcrash]

I, for one, saw the greatness of Virginia and accordingly voted for all their players #1 on the ballot.

Clay Shaver and the 1991 Colonials- the greatest of all time.

[Ryan]

I, for one, saw the greatness of Virginia and accordingly voted for all their players #1 on the ballot.

Clay Shaver and the 1991 Colonials- the greatest of all time.

Shaver Gaming Network?

[Jake]

I, for one, saw the greatness of Virginia and accordingly voted for all their players #1 on the ballot.

Clay Shaver and the 1991 Colonials- the greatest of all time.

Did not see this strategy coming, but

[Carlos]

I, for one, saw the greatness of Virginia and accordingly voted for all their players #1 on the ballot.

Clay Shaver and the 1991 Colonials- the greatest of all time.

Stop trying to get re-sims in your favor.

[Andrew]

Robison Sweeps Up Newcomer of the Year Award
Thursday, November 14th, 1991: The 1991 Domestic League Newcomer of the Year Award has gone to Don Robison of the Maine Guides.

In his debut season he hit .289, drove in 93 runs and scored 103 times, while playing in 159 games. The 24-year-old newcomer also had 43 doubles, no triples and 28 home runs.

[Z]

Morgan won the award that counts.

[Andrew]

Morgan won the award that counts.

Morgan won the fan balloting.

[Z]

The OWNER balloting.