Now that the five clues have been seen and all the guesses are in, it's time to announce that we have a winner. I'm really glad I didn't need to give out any extra clues on this.
After clue 4 it was pretty obvious who my selected player was. Nonetheless, I got a lot of positive feedback from the contest, which is great because I was unsure how good of an idea it was. I guess the guessing game added a nice and entertaining touch. I am most definitely going to have more contests in the future.
Before I tell you who the winner is, let me first run off all the clues that you needed to figure out:
1: the particular player I'm thinking of was a 7-time All-Star.
2: This player played for only one team across his entire career.
3: The player I'm thinking of has been shown (on cards, of course) on this blog before
4: The selected player has won two Gold Glove Awards and has been a two-time Silver Slugger
5: This Player hit a home run in his first-ever All-Star Game at-bat.
The three cards the winner will receive are the following:
-2011 Topps Diamond Anniversary Evan Longoria (HTA-4)
-2011 Topps Diamond Anniversary Josh Hamilton (HTA-5)
-2004 Donruss Team Heroes #166 Carl Pavano
The person who correctly guessed the player completed a pretty impressive feat; he correctly named the player in only two clues! I have to say, I was quite surprised that he was able to guess my player so quickly, and I ran the rest of the contest with a winner, which made me feel kinda bad for the guessers who had no idea. Oh well.
And the winner is.....
Michael Dillard! 🏆
It seems fitting that my first follower wins my first contest. It was his first guess too. The selected player (as you all know) was....
David Wright was featured on the post My Temp's 104!
Wright won Gold Gloves in 2007 and 2008
And he took Kenny Rogers deep in his first at-bat of the 2006 all-game, tying it at one. The NL would go on to lose 3-2.
Congratulations Michael! And thanks for the contest. It was both entertaining and educational.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Michael!
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