All-Star Voting

[ahhchon]

First Base

4. Travis Hafner, Guardians 154,878

 

Second Base

1. Robinson Cano, Yankees 289,394

2. Mark Loretta, Red Sox 257,125

3. Tadahito Iguchi, White Sox 246,838

4. Brian Roberts, Orioles 130,702

5. Placido Polanco, Tigers 129,596

 

Third Base

5. Troy Glaus, Blue Jays 145,243

 

Shortstop

1. Derek Jeter, Yankees 537,218

 

Catcher

4. Victor Martinez, Guardians 196,987

 

 

Outfield

1. Manny Ramirez, Red Sox 516,658

alex rios

swisher

 

i hate the all star game. the only reason i watch it is for the pitching. even that hasn't been the same since the 99 game when pedro k'ed everybody and their mother. god that was an amazing night at fenway. i would s*** myself if i could relive that.

 

john

[Moose]

The NL All Star Voting Results:

 

First Base

1 Albert Pujols, Cardinals 726,854

2 Carlos Delgado, Mets 220,484

3 Lance Berkman, Astros 174,278

4 Derrek Lee, Cubs 131,359

5 Nomar Garciaparra, Dodgers 129,034

 

Second Base

1 Craig Biggio, Astros 303,616

2 Chase Utley, Phillies 286,247

3 Marcus Giles, Braves 153,988

4 Todd Walker, Cubs 150,322

5 Jeff Kent, Dodgers 140,691

 

Third Base

1 Scott Rolen, Cardinals 340,733

2 David Wright, Mets 292,335

3 Morgan Ensberg, Astros 198,930

4 Chipper Jones, Braves 184,331

5 Aramis Ramirez, Cubs 142,404

 

Shortstop

1 David Eckstein, Cardinals 284,547

2 Edgar Renteria, Braves 236,673

3 Jose Reyes, Mets 221,335

4 Jimmy Rollins, Phillies 206,780

5 Omar Vizquel, Giants 146,904

 

Catcher

1 Paul Lo Duca, Mets 273,059

2 Mike Piazza, Padres 264,787

3 Yadier Molina, Cardinals 256,270

4 Brad Ausmus, Astros 186,933

5 Michael Barrett, Cubs 182,309

 

Outfield

1 Andruw Jones, Braves 420,462

2 Carlos Beltran, Mets 341,769

3 Jim Edmonds, Cardinals 334,027

4 Ken Griffey, Jr., Reds 326,592

5 Alfonso Soriano, Nationals 273,373

6 Bobby Abreu, Phillies 244,212

7 Carlos Lee, Brewers 224,829

8 Barry Bonds, Giants 210,146

9 Adam Dunn, Reds 180,379

10 Aaron Rowand, Phillies 162,741

11 Xavier Nady, Mets 142,278

12 Juan Encarnacion, Cardinals 137,439

13 Jeff Francoeur, Braves 136,478

14 So Taguchi, Cardinals 135,178

15 Juan Pierre, Cubs 134,527

 

 

So with the exception of 2B, New York and St. Louis are always in the spotlight. Xavier Nady and So Taguchi have more votes than Jason Bay. http://img103.imageshack.us/img103/1671/untitledgif3gj.gif

[monstah27]

The all-star game is a joke. It should have no say in hall of fame credentials. Because if you made the all star game with good stats and on a good team the writers won't even need to use allstars.