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Acevedo and Hank Fight, Get Suspended
Wednesday, June 24th , 2111
Juan Acevedo of Atlanta and Jeff Hank of New York were the main participants in a recent bench-clearing brawl and today the league handed out its punishment. Acevedo will have to miss 3 games for his part in the brawl, while Hank was given 6 games. League officials announced their suspensions today.
In this current campaign Acevedo is hitting at a .265 clip with no home runs and 3 RBIs.
During this season, Hank has 14 relief appearances and registered 1 saves. Batters are hitting him at a .356 rate and his season record is 2-1 with a 9.42 ERA. He has logged 14.1 innings and struck out 13.
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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Wednesday, June 24th , 2111
Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Wed. Jun. 24th , 2111) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Fri. Jul. 17th , 2111. The top vote getter at this point is Phil Lewis with 2,583,970 votes.
CATCHER 1. Brent Shipley, San Diego Padres: 2,049,853 2. Jim Crosby, Colorado Rockies: 1,389,282 3. Dave Smeal, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,308,206
FIRST BASE 1. Chad Gutshall, St. Louis Cardinals: 2,383,213 2. Danny Lindblom, Colorado Rockies: 2,178,317 3. Manuel Jimenez, Chicago Cubs: 1,950,364
SECOND BASE 1. Colin Bridgens, Las Vegas Hustle: 2,237,568 2. Jonathan Mendenhall, Colorado Rockies: 1,697,318 3. Mark Tallman, Pittsburgh Pirates: 1,544,023
THIRD BASE 1. Gustavo Barron, San Diego Padres: 2,346,535 2. Jay Gunter, St. Louis Cardinals: 2,244,756 3. Grant Goff, New York Mets: 2,129,743
SHORTSTOP 1. Miguel Gerena, Chicago Cubs: 2,180,995 2. John Kieler, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,643,554 3. Chris Anderson, Las Vegas Hustle: 1,405,228
LEFT FIELD 1. Jesse Wheaton, Pittsburgh Pirates: 2,178,426 2. Bill Lindberg, Atlanta Braves: 2,154,003 3. Pat Warner, Cincinnati Reds: 1,806,512
CENTER FIELD 1. Bernie Sanchez, Milwaukee Brewers: 2,423,391 2. Hans Cabedo, Colorado Rockies: 2,176,710 3. David Valera, Atlanta Braves: 1,793,884
RIGHT FIELD 1. Leo Lepe, San Diego Padres: 2,352,783 2. Tom Hedges, Cincinnati Reds: 2,287,815 3. Zack Coon, Las Vegas Hustle: 1,610,328
DESIGNATED HITTER 1. Phil Lewis, St. Louis Cardinals: 2,583,970 2. Darric Kane, San Diego Padres: 2,040,989 3. Kurt Villarreal, Pittsburgh Pirates: 1,920,557
STARTING PITCHER 1. Brad Jorgensen, Las Vegas Hustle: 1,297,629 2. Chris Wilhelm, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,237,088 3. Dustin Walker, Las Vegas Hustle: 1,226,973 4. Andy Bourdeau, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,202,148 5. Jesus Duran, Washington Nationals: 1,104,280
RELIEVER 1. Corey Comer, Cincinnati Reds: 1,127,366 2. Matt Magruder, San Diego Padres: 1,069,943 3. Mark Langseth, Cincinnati Reds: 1,014,152 4. Jonathan Hager, Chicago Cubs: 1,013,324 5. Mark Kerr, Arizona Diamondbacks: 972,394
In a career spanning 733 games, Lewis has batted .292 with 785 hits, 156 home runs, 487 RBIs, and 463 runs scored.
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American League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Wednesday, June 24th , 2111
Below are the current standings for the American League All-Star Fan voting (as of Wed. Jun. 24th , 2111) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Fri. Jul. 17th , 2111. The top vote getter at this point is Travis Dawley with 2,802,686 votes.
CATCHER 1. David Musquiz, Houston Astros: 2,096,143 2. Ben Wetzel, Boston Red Sox: 1,754,279 3. Robert Morales, Oakland Athletics: 1,640,716
FIRST BASE 1. Ramon Soto, Baltimore Orioles: 2,075,256 2. Casey Peterson, Detroit Tigers: 2,059,744 3. Alex Baeza, Kansas City Royals: 1,955,888
SECOND BASE 1. Travis Dawley, Boston Red Sox: 2,802,686 2. Nate Carpenter, Minnesota Twins: 2,372,880 3. Ryan Knee, Detroit Tigers: 2,114,934
THIRD BASE 1. Cameron Goudy, Boston Red Sox: 2,369,160 2. Bret McBride, Minnesota Twins: 2,301,275 3. Antonio Alvarez, Kansas City Royals: 1,909,652
SHORTSTOP 1. Kevin Harvey, Toronto Blue Jays: 1,922,247 2. Brandon Wilson, Chicago White Sox: 1,780,511 3. Mike Travis, Boston Red Sox: 1,606,245
LEFT FIELD 1. Jeff Pettinato, Detroit Tigers: 2,067,089 2. Mike Grimm, Tampa Bay Rays: 1,849,136 3. Steve Simon, Los Angeles Angels: 1,722,993
CENTER FIELD 1. Billy Hinson, Minnesota Twins: 1,841,056 2. Troy Loyd, Chicago White Sox: 1,836,367 3. Paul Bown, Houston Astros: 1,611,488
RIGHT FIELD 1. Ben Gibbons, Chicago White Sox: 2,740,779 2. J.J. Kirby, Cleveland Guardians: 2,277,246 3. Dan Lamle, Tampa Bay Rays: 2,047,110
DESIGNATED HITTER 1. Devin Maurer, Chicago White Sox: 2,107,985 2. Dan Wimmer, Tampa Bay Rays: 2,047,879 3. Jason Duren, Minnesota Twins: 2,012,980
STARTING PITCHER 1. Dan Simon, New York Yankees: 1,928,583 2. John Wilson, Oakland Athletics: 1,763,683 3. Eric Huffman, Boston Red Sox: 1,668,001 4. Dylan Harrison, Oakland Athletics: 1,666,572 5. Scott Bowling, Kansas City Royals: 1,640,779
RELIEVER 1. Jayson Redd, Chicago White Sox: 1,696,540 2. Adrian Tipton, Minnesota Twins: 1,441,124 3. Scott Duree, Detroit Tigers: 1,332,076 4. Zach Rogers, New York Yankees: 1,286,593 5. Mark Campbell, Minnesota Twins: 1,285,174
His lifetime stats show Dawley has batted .312 and collected 1221 hits, 92 home runs and 523 RBIs.
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