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The lone voter who snubbed Derek Jeter for the National Baseball Hall of Fame remains mysteriously anonymous.
The Baseball Writers Association of America released 314 of the 397 ballots that were cast for this year’s National Baseball Hall of Fame class, including 91 ballots that were previously unreleased.
The person who sent the lone ballot without a checkmark next to Derek Jeter’s name will be one of 83 voters to remain anonymous.
The 14-time MLB All-Star earned 99.7 percent of the vote, the second-most in Hall of Fame history behind his former teammate Mariano Rivera, who became the first player to be unanimously voted into the Hall.