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American League All-Star Fan Voting Update Sunday, June 15th , 2098 Below are the current standings for the American League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jun. 15th , 2098) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 22nd , 2098. The top vote getter at this point is Eduardo Lopez with 1,436,106 votes. CATCHER 1. Jerry Peterson, Baltimore Orioles: 1,294,893 2. Sergio Mejia, Boston Red Sox: 904,443 3. Fethi Yazîcîzâde, Detroit Tigers: 861,480 FIRST BASE 1. John Brownfield, Seattle Mariners: 1,035,543 2. Joe Fowler, Boston Red Sox: 988,889 3. Barry Nicholson, Cleveland Guardians: 984,098 SECOND BASE 1. Greg Whitaker, Toronto Blue Jays: 1,071,688 2. Jonathan Skye, Baltimore Orioles: 911,584 3. Takashi Nakata, Kansas City Royals: 819,383 THIRD BASE 1. Eduardo Lopez, Baltimore Orioles: 1,436,106 2. Jonathan Setzler, Cleveland Guardians: 1,250,016 3. Kevin Stark, Kansas City Royals: 1,109,015 SHORTSTOP 1. David Schafer, Detroit Tigers: 937,415 2. Jamie Huggins, Tampa Bay Rays: 763,235 3. Josh Mehl, Texas Rangers: 651,995 LEFT FIELD 1. Omar Perez, Seattle Mariners: 941,251 2. Simeone DeVito, Texas Rangers: 920,542 3. Maxwell Judson, Kansas City Royals: 910,453 CENTER FIELD 1. John Slaff, Toronto Blue Jays: 1,217,567 2. William Maki, Minnesota Twins: 1,085,748 3. Chase Calhoun, Cleveland Guardians: 834,629 RIGHT FIELD 1. Jeff Cinnamon, Houston Astros: 1,238,107 2. Jaime Callahan, Seattle Mariners: 1,012,496 3. Tyler Brown, Boston Red Sox: 815,881 DESIGNATED HITTER 1. Dennis Desper, Toronto Blue Jays: 1,082,441 2. Michael Lindstrom, Boston Red Sox: 1,065,209 3. Bill Widby, Minnesota Twins: 1,054,689 STARTING PITCHER 1. Chris Sable, Baltimore Orioles: 872,856 2. Greg Earle, Toronto Blue Jays: 856,984 3. Chris Hafer, Baltimore Orioles: 833,083 4. Mark Gaither, Houston Astros: 782,236 5. Orlando Basurto, Minnesota Twins: 765,691 RELIEVER 1. Gary Kennedy, Seattle Mariners: 1,071,207 2. Wilfredo Moreno, Toronto Blue Jays: 916,245 3. Eric Rendleman, Boston Red Sox: 789,479 4. Trevor Killy, Seattle Mariners: 721,584 5. B.J. Edwards, Kansas City Royals: 717,208 Lifetime Lopez has played in 573 games with a .290 batting average. Among his 608 hits are 84 doubles, 3 triples and 170 home runs. He has also scored 359 runs and driven in 436 runs. |
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