For the third consecutive year, the members of the United Cardinal Bloggers will be voting on various aspects of this past season so as to bestow the Cardinal Blogger Awards. It's sort of the unofficial kickoff to the UCB year, as this was the first project we ever did as a group back in 2007.
The rules are simple. Each member blog will post their selections on November 20. I will tally up the votes and post the results soon after. For every vote, a write-in selection is allowed. Members may split their vote in any category two ways, but no more than that. If they want to recognize more than two players or people, a group (i.e., the bullpen, the bench) must be selected.
So, after the jump, the nominees for the 2009 Cardinal Blogger Awards, presented without any commentary or argument.
1. Cardinal Player of the Year
- Matt Holliday
- Albert Pujols
- Brendan Ryan
- Write-in: __________
2. Cardinal Pitcher of the Year
- Chris Carpenter
- Ryan Franklin
- Adam Wainwright
- Write-in: __________
3. Game of the Year
4. Surprise Player of the Year
- Ryan Franklin
- Brendan Ryan
- Skip Schumaker
- Write-in: _____________
5. Disappointing Player of the Year
- Rick Ankiel
- Khalil Greene
- Kyle Lohse
- Write-in: _____________
6. Cardinal Rookie of the Year
- Mitchell Boggs
- Blake Hawksworth
- Colby Rasmus
- Write-in: ____________
7. Off-Season Acquisition of the Year
- Khalil Greene
- Trever Miller
- Dennys Reyes
- Write-in: ____________
8. Midseason Acquisition of the Year
- Mark DeRosa
- Matt Holliday
- John Smoltz
- Write-in: _________
9. Most Anticipated Cardinal
- Allen Craig
- Daryl Jones
- Shelby Miller
- Write-in: __________
10. Best Individual Blog*
11. Best Team Blog^
12. Best Media Blog
- Bird Land
- Cardinal Beat
- Obviously, You're Not a Golfer
- Write-in: __________
13. Best UCB Project
14. Most Optimistic Cardinal Blog
15. Funniest Cardinal Blog
16. Rookie Blog of the Year
*Individual blogs are blogs that are written in whole (or, at least 90%) by one person. Examples would be this blog, Fungoes, Stan Musial's Stance.
^Team blogs are written by two or more people. Examples would include Viva El Birdos, Pitchers Hit Eighth and CardinalsGM.
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