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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Sunday, June 18th, 2062
Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jun. 18th, 2062) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 18th, 2062. The top vote getter at this point is Miguel Gonzalez with 2,056,853 votes.
CATCHER
1. Bryan Welsh, Washington Nationals: 1,296,230
2. Matt Franchi, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,081,840
3. Raul Pena, New York Mets: 1,021,168
FIRST BASE
1. Brian Gonzales, Atlanta Braves: 1,818,621
2. Joe Keller, Washington Nationals: 1,784,607
3. Franklin Correa, Chicago Cubs: 1,770,255
SECOND BASE
1. Alberto Gonzales, Colorado Rockies: 1,403,610
2. Jose Salvador, Pittsburgh Pirates: 1,173,075
3. Juan Alvarez, Milwaukee Brewers: 1,086,832
THIRD BASE
1. Ryan Levine, Washington Nationals: 1,694,446
2. Jose Velarde, Cincinnati Reds: 1,624,938
3. Mike Ayala, Chicago Cubs: 1,360,018
SHORTSTOP
1. Rich Cunningham, Atlanta Braves: 1,807,869
2. Allen McQuiston, Washington Nationals: 1,797,144
3. Matt Adamo, Pittsburgh Pirates: 1,356,137
LEFT FIELD
1. Noel Morgan, San Diego Padres: 1,669,266
2. Matt Garrett, Chicago Cubs: 1,550,207
3. Jose Moreno, Arizona Diamondbacks: 1,534,479
CENTER FIELD
1. Miguel Gonzalez, Chicago Cubs: 2,056,853
2. Roberto Ramirez, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,721,229
3. Edwin Castaneda, Atlanta Braves: 1,347,325
RIGHT FIELD
1. Jesse Ebert, Milwaukee Brewers: 1,907,518
2. Esteban Jimenez, Washington Nationals: 1,329,534
3. Kyle Rolland, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,323,562
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. D.J. Byington, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,511,996
2. Sam Steede, Atlanta Braves: 1,437,404
3. Santiago Bernabe, Washington Nationals: 1,344,680
STARTING PITCHER
1. David Acosta, Washington Nationals: 1,376,264
2. David Amaya, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,324,491
3. Matt Gilman, Washington Nationals: 1,295,341
4. Javier Huerta, Atlanta Braves: 1,226,667
5. Mario Segura, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,152,832
RELIEVER
1. Josh Potter, Milwaukee Brewers: 873,530
2. Juan Castorena, Atlanta Braves: 736,438
3. Jose Madrigal, Pittsburgh Pirates: 697,888
4. Sal Mercedes, Milwaukee Brewers: 684,634
5. Jon Sandoval, Atlanta Braves: 641,650
During his career Gonzalez has chalked up 1416 hits and a .305 average with 271 home runs and 913 RBIs.
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