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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Sunday, July 18th , 2088
Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jul. 18th , 2088) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 27th , 2088. The top vote getter at this point is Blake Loomis with 5,129,119 votes.
CATCHER
1. Tony Harrell, Cincinnati Reds: 3,446,399
2. Nate Ratcliff, San Francisco Giants: 2,779,049
3. Miguel Cabrera, Pittsburgh Pirates: 2,637,644
FIRST BASE
1. Blake Loomis, San Diego Padres: 5,129,119
2. Daniel Tellado, Colorado Rockies: 5,120,848
3. Soren Venema, Chicago Cubs: 4,361,628
SECOND BASE
1. Matt Wightman, Chicago Cubs: 4,068,249
2. Ron Ryall, Los Angeles Dodgers: 4,049,336
3. Alex Guerrero, Arizona Diamondbacks: 3,988,362
THIRD BASE
1. Antonio de Oleo, San Diego Padres: 4,328,294
2. Russ Conrad, Washington Nationals: 3,243,916
3. Kenny Dahl, Colorado Rockies: 3,238,320
SHORTSTOP
1. Jose Marquez, Colorado Rockies: 4,084,529
2. Raul Gallegos, Milwaukee Brewers: 3,929,538
3. Pat Houdek, Washington Nationals: 3,066,552
LEFT FIELD
1. Chris Haffey, Washington Nationals: 4,860,938
2. Jake Yarborough, Colorado Rockies: 4,308,058
3. David Doss, Atlanta Braves: 4,206,888
CENTER FIELD
1. Matt Dougherty, Las Vegas Hustle: 3,724,522
2. Dan Barker, San Francisco Giants: 3,488,247
3. Danny Gonzalez, Atlanta Braves: 3,307,084
RIGHT FIELD
1. Gustavo Ariza, Colorado Rockies: 4,134,644
2. Dave Fried, San Diego Padres: 3,990,119
3. Angel Montes De Oca, Los Angeles Dodgers: 3,861,859
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Matthew Ochs, San Diego Padres: 4,849,469
2. Nolan Graves, Los Angeles Dodgers: 3,645,236
3. Ryan Farmer, Atlanta Braves: 3,631,616
STARTING PITCHER
1. Billy Cornette, Atlanta Braves: 1,910,233
2. Antonio Loera, San Francisco Giants: 1,760,505
3. Alvaro Vasquez, Arizona Diamondbacks: 1,548,039
4. Paul Vecchio, Atlanta Braves: 1,530,551
5. Mike Bergeron, San Francisco Giants: 1,478,264
RELIEVER
1. Kyle Milner, Colorado Rockies: 1,747,962
2. Jaime Bunnell, Colorado Rockies: 1,669,822
3. Rick Benscoter, San Francisco Giants: 1,588,138
4. Doug Hodges, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,544,616
5. Scott Gaimari, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,529,688
Lifetime Loomis is batting .284 and has hit 444 home runs.
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