2015 All-Star Ballot Updates...

[posty 2,849]

American League - May 26

 

First base

1. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers, 1,347,351

2. Eric Hosmer, Royals, 1,101,738

3. Mark Teixeira, Yankees, 342,788

4. Jose Abreu, White Sox, 222,288

5. Albert Pujols, Angels, 217,576

 

Second base

1. Jose Altuve, Astros, 1,301,754

2. Omar Infante, Royals, 715,345

3. Ian Kinsler, Tigers, 348,115

4. Devon Travis, Blue Jays, 320,572

5. Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox, 320,420

 

Shortstop

1. Alcides Escobar, Royals, 1,191,268

2. Jose Iglesias, Tigers, 826,382

3. Marcus Semien, Athletics, 354,954

4. Jed Lowrie, Astros, 332,534

5. Jose Reyes, Blue Jays, 217,417

 

Third base

1. Mike Moustakas, Royals, 1,261,769

2. Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays, 876,586

3. Pablo Sandoval, Red Sox, 348,787

4. Manny Machado, Orioles, 266,746

5. Adrian Beltre, Rangers, 205,836

 

Catcher

1. Salvador Perez, Royals, 1,447,753

2. Stephen Vogt, Athletics, 795,848

3. Russell Martin, Blue Jays, 395,192

4. Brian McCann, Yankees, 342,826

5. Caleb Joseph, Orioles, 205,568

 

Designated hitter

1. Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 1,225,255

2. Kendrys Morales, Royals, 918,049

3. Alex Rodriguez, Yankees, 351,567

4. David Ortiz, Red Sox, 340,606

5. Victor Martinez, Tigers, 276,232

 

Outfielders

1. Lorenzo Cain, Royals, 1,376,217

2. Mike Trout, Angels, 1,297,085

3. Alex Gordon, Royals, 991,606

4. Adam Jones, Orioles, 981,926

5. Yoenis Cespedes, Tigers, 668,059

6. Alex Rios, Royals, 629,119

7. Jacoby Ellsbury, Yankees, 546,188

8. Jose Bautista, Blue Jays, 499,673

9. Michael Brantley, Indians, 484,548

10. Hanley Ramirez, Red Sox, 478,070

11. Josh Reddick, Athletics, 331,846

12. Brett Gardner, Yankees, 303,171

13. Carlos Beltran, Yankees, 288,674

14. J.D. Martinez, Tigers, 245,736

15. Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 241,279

[Cruzer 1,996]

I won't watch.

[nzoner 939]

Cabrera over Hosmer at first I can see with the bat but with the leather no focking way.

[edjr 7,037]

I won't watch.

 

or vote

[posty 2,849]

Boy the Royals fans are stuffing the ballot box...

[ZeroTolerance 584]

Boy the Royals fans are stuffing the ballot box...

 

C'mon, you know Omar Infante's .617 OPS screams All-Star!

[WhiteWonder 3,003]

there are currently 5 royals.. the royals to me are like the Atlanta Hawks. Im not sure I see any one of them as deserving of a start.

 

I'd have Marcus Semien over Escobar

Vogt over Salvador Perez

 

Brantely should be up there in OF and Torii Hunter is completely overlooked. I honestly wouldn't have Cain OR Gordon in there. Trout, Brantley and Hunter

 

Moustakas... .327 with 4 homers and 15 RBI? This is better than Josh Donaldson and his .300 10 homers 27 rbi? Longoria .280 5 homer 21 RBI? Machado .281 6 homers 19 rbi 7 steals? i guess he only has 3 errors...

[ZeroTolerance 584]

I definitely have to disagree on Torii Hunter. He has been a good, not great offensive player and is very limited defensively. At the moment I would take Reddick (better on both sides of the ball), Cain (comparable OPS, miles better on defense), Gordon (comparable offensively, far better defensively), and I would even consider Anthony Gose IF he maintains his production.

 

At second base, Jason Kipnis should be in control right now. Kinsler was off to a great start but is stuck in a 2 for 27 slump, and Altuve is struggling at the plate (by his standards).

 

At shortstop, Semien is probably at the top by default. Iglesias has hit the inevitable regression from his ridiculous .377 April, but if he can find a middle ground between the first two months, his defense is enough to push him to the top.

 

No arguments on Vogt over Perez.

 

I would probably go Donaldson over Moustakas, though it isn't a huge gap so far this season.

 

Cruz and Cabrera are real simple calls at DH and 1B. Trout is the only no doubt OFer so far.

[WhiteWonder 3,003]

I definitely have to disagree on Torii Hunter. He has been a good, not great offensive player and is very limited defensively. At the moment I would take Reddick (better on both sides of the ball), Cain (comparable OPS, miles better on defense), Gordon (comparable offensively, far better defensively), and I would even consider Anthony Gose IF he maintains his production.

 

gordons offensive numbers are undwhelming for an all star (same with my boy adam jones.... as are Cains, IMO. for the three AL outfielders I'd still go with Trout and Brantley over any of the others. I could see a case for reddick. i could make a case for han ram as well. Hunter has 1 error and 74 put outs in 34 games from a defensive standpoint. At his age, he is still amazing. I understand if you want to leave him off for a reddick or ramirez. out of the KC guys ill take Cain. def not Gordon.

 

and still no way Escobar and Perez lead Semien and Vogt. thats tragic.

 

While Perez has better defensive numbers they are so slightly better that the offensive numbers swing it wayyy in Vogts favor. Semien does have a lot of errors but better offensive numbers, more double, homers, steals. If you want to argue just based on defensive prowess then I could make a case for Aybar over Escobar.

[Mungwater 601]

NL update tomorrow? it's in Cincinnati this year, right? I've always liked the looks of the ballpark and it's one on my list to check out someday

[posty 2,849]

NL update tomorrow?

Yep, tomorrow...

[ZeroTolerance 584]

 

gordons offensive numbers are undwhelming for an all star (same with my boy adam jones.... as are Cains, IMO. for the three AL outfielders I'd still go with Trout and Brantley over any of the others. I could see a case for reddick. i could make a case for han ram as well. Hunter has 1 error and 74 put outs in 34 games from a defensive standpoint. At his age, he is still amazing. I understand if you want to leave him off for a reddick or ramirez. out of the KC guys ill take Cain. def not Gordon.

 

and still no way Escobar and Perez lead Semien and Vogt. thats tragic.

 

While Perez has better defensive numbers they are so slightly better that the offensive numbers swing it wayyy in Vogts favor. Semien does have a lot of errors but better offensive numbers, more double, homers, steals. If you want to argue just based on defensive prowess then I could make a case for Aybar over Escobar.

 

I think you are putting way too much stock in home run totals. Ramirez hits for a lower average than every outfielder I mentioned, doesn't draw walks at all, and even with the ten homers he doesn't make the top 5 in slugging among AL outfielders. Throw in the fact he hasn't homered in nearly a month and has three extra base hits in his last 74 at bats...oh, he also is extremely poorly rated defensively.

 

You call Gordon's offensive numbers extremely underwhelming while pumping Hunter...Hunter and Gordon both have 15 extra base hits, Torii has a slightly higher slugging % from the two extra home runs, while Gordon gets on base more often. Each has 74 putouts in the field, with Gordon throwing in two assists and zero errors to Hunter's zero assists, one error.

 

Hunter: .280/.331/.465

Gordon: .271/.376/.450

 

Meanwhile...Prince Fielder might just force his way to the top of the first base discussion. 14 for 22, 5 HR, 2 doubles, 15 RBI in his last five games, batting over .400 with 9 HRs in May.

[WhiteWonder 3,003]

 

I think you are putting way too much stock in home run totals. Ramirez hits for a lower average than every outfielder I mentioned, doesn't draw walks at all, and even with the ten homers he doesn't make the top 5 in slugging among AL outfielders. Throw in the fact he hasn't homered in nearly a month and has three extra base hits in his last 74 at bats...oh, he also is extremely poorly rated defensively.

 

You call Gordon's offensive numbers extremely underwhelming while pumping Hunter...Hunter and Gordon both have 15 extra base hits, Torii has a slightly higher slugging % from the two extra home runs, while Gordon gets on base more often. Each has 74 putouts in the field, with Gordon throwing in two assists and zero errors to Hunter's zero assists, one error.

 

Hunter: .280/.331/.465

Gordon: .271/.376/.450

 

Meanwhile...Prince Fielder might just force his way to the top of the first base discussion. 14 for 22, 5 HR, 2 doubles, 15 RBI in his last five games, batting over .400 with 9 HRs in May.

 

and hunter has done all of his offensive damage in 5+ fewer games?

 

i understand your take on Han Ram.. so you really think Cain and Gordon are both deserving of a starting spot over Brantley? and you don't think both Cain and Gordon are VERY close with a handful of other AL outfielders?

 

you have to at least agree on Vogt over Perez. Even Semien vs Escobar the ONLY glaring difference in Escobars favor is errors.

[ZeroTolerance 584]

 

and hunter has done all of his offensive damage in 5+ fewer games?

 

i understand your take on Han Ram.. so you really think Cain and Gordon are both deserving of a starting spot over Brantley? and you don't think both Cain and Gordon are VERY close with a handful of other AL outfielders?

 

you have to at least agree on Vogt over Perez. Even Semien vs Escobar the ONLY glaring difference in Escobars favor is errors.

 

 

At shortstop, Semien is probably at the top by default. Iglesias has hit the inevitable regression from his ridiculous .377 April, but if he can find a middle ground between the first two months, his defense is enough to push him to the top.

 

No arguments on Vogt over Perez.

 

Cruz and Cabrera are real simple calls at DH and 1B. Trout is the only no doubt OFer so far.

 

I listed Cain and Gordon as candidates I would take over Hunter, not as my picks for starter. I would right now have Trout for sure, followed by Reddick, Cain and Brantley. Also, Hunter has 17 MORE at bats than Gordon.

[WhiteWonder 3,003]

sorry didnt see your vogt and semien responses.

[posty 2,849]

National League - May 27

 

First base

1. Adrian Gonzalez, Dodgers, 929,016

2. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs, 489,255

3. Paul Goldschmidt, D-backs, 480,019

4. Matt Adams, Cardinals, 420,771

5. Joey Votto, Reds, 384,285

 

Second base

1. Dee Gordon, Marlins, 934,249

2. Kolten Wong, Cardinals, 582,238

3. Howie Kendrick, Dodgers, 385,427

4. Brandon Phillips, Reds, 337,146

5. Joe Panik, Giants, 333,853

 

Shortstop

1. Jhonny Peralta, Cardinals, 595,741

2. Starlin Castro, Cubs, 571,574

3. Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies, 525,917

4. Zack Cozart, Reds, 431,365

5. Brandon Crawford, Giants, 417,604

 

Third base

1. Matt Carpenter, Cardinals, 1,113,060

2. Kris Bryant, Cubs, 583,583

3. Todd Frazier, Reds, 424,035

4. David Wright, Mets, 327,319

5. Nolan Arenado, Rockies, 309,823

 

Catcher

1. Yadier Molina, Cardinals, 859,520

2. Buster Posey, Giants, 759,187

3. Miguel Montero, Cubs, 347,329

4. A.J. Pierzynski, Braves, 347,094

5. Derek Norris, Padres, 275,067

 

Outfielders

1. Bryce Harper, Nationals, 1,116,582

2. Matt Holliday, Cardinals, 979,008

3. Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins, 746,926

4. Nori Aoki, Giants, 441,407

5. Angel Pagan, Giants, 413,843

6. Joc Pederson, Dodgers, 390,885

7. Jason Heyward, Cardinals, 388,838

8. Matt Kemp, Padres, 375,172

9. Justin Upton, Padres, 368,868

10. Corey Dickerson, Rockies, 354,252

11. Andrew McCutchen, Pirates, 339,566

12. Jon Jay, Cardinals, 333,040

13. Yasiel Puig, Dodgers, 322,756

14. Dexter Fowler, Cubs, 311,908

15. Jorge Soler, Cubs, 291,658

[ZeroTolerance 584]

Soler 15th in OF vote without being on the big league squad yet this year. Good work, Cubs fans.

[Mungwater 601]

Soler 15th in OF vote without being on the big league squad yet this year. Good work, Cubs fans.

Soler is the starting right fielder, are you thinking of junior Lake?

[ZeroTolerance 584]

Soler is the starting right fielder, are you thinking of junior Lake?

No, I think it is because I just read about Baez. Clearly I am easily confused by Cubs super prospects.

[Mungwater 601]

No, I think it is because I just read about Baez. Clearly I am easily confused by Cubs super prospects.

They have a few that should pan out. Supposedly, their first rounder last year, Kyle schwarber, already has a major league ready bat. I've even heard some say it's just as good as Bryant. I would love to have a catcher with that kind of pop.

[ZeroTolerance 584]

They have a few that should pan out. Supposedly, their first rounder last year, Kyle schwarber, already has a major league ready bat. I've even heard some say it's just as good as Bryant. I would love to have a catcher with that kind of pop.

 

As a Tigers fan, I am unable to process more than one prospect on a single team at the same time. I don't think we have had multiple relevant prospects together in 9 years.

[WhiteWonder 3,003]

 

As a Tigers fan, I am unable to process more than one prospect on a single team at the same time. I don't think we have had multiple relevant prospects together in 9 years.

 

you're an indians fan

[posty 2,849]

Not that anyone else cares (other than me), here are my current choices:

 

AMERICAN LEAGUE

C: Vogt, S

1B: Fielder, P

2B: Kipnis, J

SS: Semien, M

3B: Donaldson, J

OF: Brantley, M

OF: Jones, A

OF: Trout, M

DH: Cruz, N

Starter: Hernandez, F

 

NATIONAL LEAGUE

C: Posey, B

1B: Goldschmidt, P

2B: Wong, K

SS: Crawford, B

3B: Carpenter, M

OF: Harper, B

OF: Holliday, M

OF: Upton, J

Starter: Scherzer, M

[WhiteWonder 3,003]

Not that anyone else cares (other than me), here are my current choices:

 

AMERICAN LEAGUE

C: Vogt, S

1B: Fielder, P - tough vs Miggy but hes been on fire lately

2B: Kipnis, J

SS: Semien, M

3B: Donaldson, J

OF: Brantley, M

OF: Jones, A - going to disagree here and go with Reddick. could also make a case for Cespedes who has come on of late. Adam Jones is a fave of mine but his offensive counting stats are underwhelming. 8 doubles, 6 home runs and 3 steals?

OF: Trout, M

DH: Cruz, N

Starter: Hernandez, F

 

NATIONAL LEAGUE

C: Posey, B

1B: Goldschmidt, P - i'm going A-Gonz here. More doubles, better average, half the strikeouts. HR and RBI and run total is almost identical. Only real edge i see for Goldy is steals.....

2B: Wong, K - Dee Gordon batting .376 with 19 steals. More doubles, less HR's....

SS: Crawford, B - amazing tight race between he and Peralta. I lean Peralta but their stats are so similar offensively and defensively...

3B: Carpenter, M

OF: Harper, B

OF: Holliday, M - Starling Marte has more doubles, home runs, RBI and steals. More strikeouts and less walks though and a much worse average. Their fielding is level..

OF: Upton, J

Starter: Scherzer, M - not as cut and dry as the AL. Wacha is 7-0, Grienke is 5-1 with a better ERA... Scherzer has the big K lead but is just 6-3. Not saying its the wrong choice but i think its a close race. Fan vote probably way in Scherzers favor though.

[ZeroTolerance 584]

Wins/losses are one of the most useless stats for pitchers, so lets look at the NL race based on how each of the top 4 starters have put their teams in position to win.

 

Scherzer:

- 10 starts, 1 start w/fewer than 7 innings (6 IP), 2 starts of 8 IP or better
- 8 starts with 1 ER or fewer, 1 start with 2 ER, 1 start with 5 ER

 

Greinke:
- 10 starts, 5 starts w/fewer than 7 innings, no starts of 8 IP or better

- 8 starts with 1 ER or fewer, 2 starts with 3 ER

 

Wacha:

- 9 starts, 5 starts w/fewer than 7 innings, no starts w/over 7 IP

- 6 starts with 1 ER or fewer, 2 starts with 2 ER, 1 start with 4 ER

 

Miller:

- 10 starts, 5 starts w/fewer than 7 innings, 2 starts with 9 IP

- 6 starts with 1 ER or fewer, 4 starts with 2 ER

 

Scherzer is more consistent and pitches deeper into game on average, but has the one truly bad start among the group. Miller hasn't pitched deep into games as consistently, but has yet to allow more than 2 ER in a start. Greinke edges out Wacha for number of real strong starts, though neither pitch deeper into games. Based solely on 2015 performance, I would lean Miller -> Scherzer -> Greinke -> Wacha so far.

[posty 2,849]

American League - June 1

 

CATCHER

1. Salvador Perez, Royals: 2,681,063

2. Stephen Vogt, A's: 1,401,747

3. Russell Martin, Blue Jays: 607,610

4. Brian McCann, Yankees: 529,364

5. Caleb Joseph, Orioles: 309,609

 

FIRST BASE

1. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers: 2,123,752

2. Eric Hosmer, Royals: 2,053,237

3. Prince Fielder, Rangers: 580,739

4. Mark Teixeira, Yankees: 525,935

5. Albert Pujols, Angels: 351,945

 

SECOND BASE

1. Jose Altuve, Astros: 2,020,143

2. Omar Infante, Royals: 1,442,990

3. Ian Kinsler, Tigers: 537,849

4. Jason Kipnis, Indians: 504,909

5. Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox: 503,821

 

THIRD BASE

1. Mike Moustakas, Royals: 2,385,024

2. Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays: 1,496,065

3. Pablo Sandoval, Red Sox: 483,807

4. Manny Machado, Orioles: 419,979

5. Adrian Beltre, Rangers: 412,404

 

SHORTSTOP

1. Alcides Escobar, Royals: 2,269,046

2. Jose Iglesias, Tigers: 1,277,655

3. Marcus Semien, A's: 630,167

4. Jed Lowrie, Astros: 511,714

5. Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox: 327,682

 

OUTFIELD

1. Lorenzo Cain, Royals: 2,506,859

2. Mike Trout, Angels: 2,371,435

3. Alex Gordon, Royals: 1,917,834

4. Adam Jones, Orioles: 1,514,836

5. Alex Rios, Royals: 1,249,073

6. Yoenis Cespedes, Tigers: 1,024,346

7. Michael Brantley, Indians: 906,788

8. Jacoby Ellsbury, Yankees: 888,192

9. Jose Bautista, Blue Jays: 792,897

10. Josh Reddick, A's: 650,756

11. Hanley Ramirez, Red Sox: 644,212

12. Carlos Beltran, Yankees: 471,929

13. Brett Gardner, Yankees: 458,849

14. Torii Hunter, Twins: 386,847

15. J.D. Martinez, Tigers: 378,075

 

DESIGNATED HITTER

1. Nelson Cruz, Mariners: 2,108,584

2. Kendrys Morales, Royals: 1,827,730

3. Alex Rodriguez, Yankees: 563,288

4. David Ortiz, Red Sox: 507,712

5. Victor Martinez, Tigers: 391,538

[ZeroTolerance 584]

Still early, but as of now the voters are at best 4 for 9. Good numbers for a hitter, not so impressive for voters.

[posty 2,849]

National League - June 2

 

CATCHER

1. Buster Posey, Giants: 1,679,730

2. Yadier Molina, Cardinals: 1,542,231

3. Miguel Montero, Cubs: 551,748

4. A.J. Pierzynski, Braves: 448,162

5. Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers: 396,897

 

FIRST BASE

1. Adrian Gonzalez, Dodgers: 1,380,696

2. Paul Goldschmidt, D-backs: 1,067,482

3. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs: 834,554

4. Matt Adams, Cardinals: 702,282

5. Brandon Belt, Giants: 632,931

 

SECOND BASE

1. Dee Gordon, Marlins: 1,531,048

2. Kolten Wong, Cardinals: 1,185,982

3. Joe Panik, Giants: 723,564

4. Howie Kendrick, Dodgers: 559,417

5. Yunel Escobar, Nationals: 502,505

 

THIRD BASE

1. Matt Carpenter, Cardinals: 1,974,503

2. Kris Bryant, Cubs: 1,079,693

3. Todd Frazier, Reds: 636,177

4. Nolan Arenado, Rockies: 578,243

5. David Wright, Mets: 468,288

 

SHORTSTOP

1. Jhonny Peralta, Cardinals: 1,279,711

2. Brandon Crawford, Giants: 1,103,884

3. Starlin Castro, Cubs: 853,452

4. Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies: 762,100

5. Zack Cozart, Reds: 535,921

 

OUTFIELD

1. Bryce Harper, Nationals: 2,323,186

2. Matt Holliday, Cardinals: 1,654,428

3. Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins: 1,210,108

4. Nori Aoki, Giants: 1,012,117

5. Angel Pagan, Giants: 782,876

6. Hunter Pence, Giants: 692,922

7. Justin Upton, Padres: 692,380

8. Andrew McCutchen, Pirates: 667,692

9. Jason Heyward, Cardinals: 655,444

10. Joc Pederson, Dodgers: 588,336

11. Jon Jay, Cardinals: 554,899

12. Dexter Fowler, Cubs: 513,233

13. Corey Dickerson, Rockies: 504,983

14. Matt Kemp, Padres: 476,318

15. Jorge Soler, Cubs: 462,196

[ZeroTolerance 584]

"These aren't just Royals' fans stuffing the ballot box, these are people all over the country who want to see these guys!"

 

This was seriously just spoken on the Royals' broadcast.

[WhiteWonder 3,003]

Heh

[posty 2,849]

American League - June 8

 

CATCHER

1. Salvador Perez, Royals: 4,419,620

2. Stephen Vogt, A's: 2,198,780

3. Russell Martin, Blue Jays: 855,798

4. Brian McCann, Yankees: 750,605

5. Caleb Joseph, Orioles: 400,802

 

FIRST BASE

1. Eric Hosmer, Royals: 3,551,005

2. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers: 2,933,108

3. Prince Fielder, Rangers: 1,088,428

4. Mark Teixeira, Yankees: 705,886

5. Albert Pujols, Angels: 587,805

 

SECOND BASE

1. Jose Altuve, Astros: 2,809,731

2. Omar Infante, Royals: 2,650,416

3. Jason Kipnis, Indians: 1,104,667

4. Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox: 726,006

5. Ian Kinsler, Tigers: 702,907

 

THIRD BASE

1. Mike Moustakas, Royals: 4,046,726

2. Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays: 2,329,742

3. Pablo Sandoval, Red Sox: 620,193

4. Adrian Beltre, Rangers: 619,494

5. Manny Machado, Orioles: 562,311

 

SHORTSTOP

1. Alcides Escobar, Royals: 3,928,985

2. Jose Iglesias, Tigers: 1,819,764

3. Marcus Semien, A's: 910,707

4. Jed Lowrie, Astros: 713,703

5. Jose Reyes, Blue Jays: 464,104

 

OUTFIELD

1. Lorenzo Cain, Royals: 4,211,472

2. Mike Trout, Angels: 3,668,577

3. Alex Gordon, Royals: 3,393,134

4. Alex Rios, Royals: 2,311,122

5. Adam Jones, Orioles: 1,995,897

6. Michael Brantley, Indians: 1,466,472

7. Yoenis Cespedes, Tigers: 1,431,447

8. Jacoby Ellsbury, Yankees: 1,256,232

9. Jose Bautista, Blue Jays: 1,175,483

10. Josh Reddick, A's: 1,010,239

11. Hanley Ramirez, Red Sox: 857,182

12. Carlos Beltran, Yankees: 707,986

13. Torii Hunter, Twins: 672,479

14. Brett Gardner, Yankees: 602,804

15. J.D. Martinez, Tigers: 489,645

 

DESIGNATED HITTER

1. Kendrys Morales, Royals: 3,269,634

1. Nelson Cruz, Mariners: 3,128,121

3. Alex Rodriguez, Yankees: 788,538

4. David Ortiz, Red Sox: 690,977

5. Victor Martinez, Tigers: 504,983

[ZeroTolerance 584]

Can Royals' fans kill fan voting for good? They are sure going to give it a shot!

[Mungwater 601]

Can Royals' fans kill fan voting for good? They are sure going to give it a shot!

Sure seems like it

[nzoner 939]

Can Royals' fans kill fan voting for good? They are sure going to give it a shot!

I'm a Royals fan and haven't voted once,nor will I.

[Cruzer 1,996]

Only a matter of time before Infante overtakes Altuve - prolly by Friday.... As annoying as it is - I'd much rather see this flooded with Royals than Yankees.

[posty 2,849]

National League - June 9

 

CATCHER

1. Yadier Molina, Cardinals: 2,639,744

2. Buster Posey, Giants: 2,634,846

3. Miguel Montero, Cubs: 729,752

4. Derek Norris, Padres: 628,885

5. Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers: 623,648

 

FIRST BASE

1. Paul Goldschmidt, D-backs: 2,010,049

2. Adrian Gonzalez, Dodgers: 1,882,725

3. Matt Adams, Cardinals: 1,185,046

4. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs: 1,149,133

5. Brandon Belt, Giants: 1,032,042

 

SECOND BASE

1. Dee Gordon, Marlins: 2,226,127

2. Kolten Wong, Cardinals: 2,113,069

3. Joe Panik, Giants: 1,159,514

4. Howie Kendrick, Dodgers: 803,064

5. Yunel Escobar, Nationals: 699,988

 

THIRD BASE

1. Matt Carpenter, Cardinals: 3,140,056

2. Kris Bryant, Cubs: 1,513,913

3. Todd Frazier, Reds: 1,064,886

4. Nolan Arenado, Rockies: 990,812

5. David Wright, Mets: 617,079

 

SHORTSTOP

1. Jhonny Peralta, Cardinals: 2,441,384

2. Brandon Crawford, Giants: 1,821,037

3. Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies: 1,105,090

4. Starlin Castro, Cubs: 1,104,529

5. Zack Cozart, Reds: 734,027

 

OUTFIELD

1. Bryce Harper, Nationals: 3,690,414

2. Matt Holliday, Cardinals: 2,693,412

3. Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins: 1,743,271

4. Nori Aoki, Giants: 1,696,369

5. Andrew McCutchen, Pirates: 1,214,997

6. Justin Upton, Padres: 1,178,818

7. Angel Pagan, Giants: 1,168,982

8. Jason Heyward, Cardinals: 1,162,405

9. Hunter Pence, Giants: 1,092,007

10. Jon Jay, Cardinals: 1,023,006

11. Joc Pederson, Dodgers: 930,511

12. Dexter Fowler, Cubs: 684,081

13. Ryan Braun, Brewers: 683,082

14. Corey Dickerson, Rockies: 681,745

15. Starling Marte, Pirates: 635,125

[crackattack 520]

The voting is a joke. While KC is good, not a single Royal should be starting. Dumb.

[nzoner 939]

The voting is a joke. While KC is good, not a single Royal should be starting. Dumb.

Yeah,real dumb

 

http://m.mlb.com/video/v152947683/kcmin-escobar-and-hosmer-make-an-amazing-play/?game_pk=414519

[crackattack 520]

Yeah,real dumb

 

http://m.mlb.com/video/v152947683/kcmin-escobar-and-hosmer-make-an-amazing-play/?game_pk=414519

I wasn't saying some don't belong on the team I just dont think there is a single all-star starter on that team. Maybe Escobar. Donaldson at 3rd, Vogt should be the catcher. Kipnis should be 2nd. Fielder at 1st. Outfield Trout, Jones and Reddick. Cruz at DH.

[TimmySmith 2,783]

AL has about 30% higher vote totals. Lots of vote stuffing for your team and no one else in the AL.