2024 Tabloid Cover Derby Round 1.07 May 30 through Jun 14

[Benjamin Grimm]

Vote for the tabloid covers that you like the best. You may select up to three choices. Voting will run for seven days.

WILD PITCH
Newsday, May 30, 2024.



BEYOND UGLY
New York Daily News, May 30, 2024.



'Worst team in the whole f--king MLB'
New York Post, May 30, 2024.



STRAWBERRY'S FIELD FOREVER
Newsday, June 2, 2024.



SECOND WIND
Newsday, June 4, 2024.



BIG FLIES
Newsday, June 6, 2024.



LONDON BROILED
Newsday, June 9, 2024.



ROYAL PHLUSH
New York Daily News, June 9, 2024.



PICCADILLY CIRCUS
New York Daily News, June 10, 2024.



FIRST TIME, LONG TIME
Newsday, June 14, 2024.



MAKING A SPLASH
New York Post, June 14, 2024.

[metirish]

Some very good ones today

[Edgy MD]

As a longtime advocate for Newsday to outline their big white letters, I have to give a thumbs down to their blue-and-orange outline on BIG FLIES.

I salute them for trying a flanking maneuver, and this may look great when they wrap Jets-based headlines in green and white or green and black, and Giants in blue and red, but ... I'm calling this a noble failure. It's sort of overbranded and underbranded at the same time, and feels like I'm pulling some cheap canned beans off the bottom shelf in the supermarket.

I may feel a little different it didn't clash so harshly with the red Newsday banner up top and red Budweiser sign below.

[Johnny Lunchbucket]

glove-gate the only event worthy enough to be back-paged by 3 papers

[Edgy MD]

It was pretty worth it, too.

If the netting wasn't there, this would have just been a side-story — an offhand, somewhat petulant and wasteful gesture by a frustrated athlete reduced to a moment of childishness. But the effort and mindfulness it takes to toss it over a 20-foot barrier, with the half-smiling aplomb that suggested he was fully in control when he made that choice, kind of made this a heckuva story built around a pretty marginal figure.

The only paper that went with a shot of him actually in the act opts not to come up with a clever summary headline, and instead uses his (disputed) quote, so that's disappointing. The quote would work better in a sub-head.

[Edgy MD]

Lost headline opportunities.

BYE, BYE, GLOVE
JORGE THROWS AWAY GLOVE,
METS THROW AWAY JORGE

NO GLOVE, NO LOVE
METS RELEASE EMBATTLED RELIEVER
AFTER GLOVE-THROWING INCIDENT

WHAT AN EXIT!
LOPEZ LOSES GAME, GLOVE, JOB

[whippoorwill]

Good examples!

[bmfc1]

“PICCADILLY CIRCUS” is a gem.

[Benjamin Grimm]