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National League All-Star Fan Voting Final Results Sunday, July 28th , 2086 Included below are the final voting results for the National League All-Stars. The top vote getter at each position, as well as the top 3 starters and relievers, will be included on the final roster for each team. The top player, Daniel Tellado, received 7,679,563 votes. CATCHER 1. Jose Benavides, Philadelphia Phillies: 3,994,084 2. Tony Harrell, Cincinnati Reds: 3,432,562 3. Benno Platt, San Diego Padres: 3,294,401 FIRST BASE 1. David Doss, Atlanta Braves: 5,712,337 2. John Ayala, Cincinnati Reds: 5,370,471 3. Daniel Campuzano, Philadelphia Phillies: 5,343,027 SECOND BASE 1. Daniel Tellado, Colorado Rockies: 7,679,563 2. Alex Guerrero, Arizona Diamondbacks: 5,206,089 3. Mike Thomas, Atlanta Braves: 4,590,434 THIRD BASE 1. Kenny Dahl, Philadelphia Phillies: 4,550,920 2. Russ Conrad, Washington Nationals: 4,225,905 3. Garrett Holt, Chicago Cubs: 4,176,448 SHORTSTOP 1. Jose Marquez, Colorado Rockies: 4,067,536 2. Lorenzo Carballo, Atlanta Braves: 3,866,638 3. Seung-jin Yi, San Diego Padres: 3,820,484 LEFT FIELD 1. Chris Haffey, Washington Nationals: 5,159,673 2. Jason Favalora, Atlanta Braves: 4,969,395 3. Jake Yarborough, Colorado Rockies: 4,841,816 CENTER FIELD 1. Bill Ford, Los Angeles Dodgers: 4,848,489 2. Jon Venable, Pittsburgh Pirates: 4,563,624 3. David Norman, Chicago Cubs: 4,098,973 RIGHT FIELD 1. Oiva Niiranen, St. Louis Cardinals: 5,099,432 2. Danny Delgado, San Francisco Giants: 5,049,285 3. Craig Backhaus, Atlanta Braves: 4,149,383 DESIGNATED HITTER 1. Chris Benitez, San Diego Padres: 5,727,635 2. Jamie Antonino, Colorado Rockies: 4,735,593 3. Gary Wagner, Arizona Diamondbacks: 4,612,068 STARTING PITCHER 1. Danny Roldan, San Diego Padres: 1,961,345 2. Steve Coutts, Atlanta Braves: 1,922,080 3. Jaime Bunnell, Arizona Diamondbacks: 1,866,869 4. Danny Morales, Milwaukee Brewers: 1,864,271 5. Ryan Noonan, New York Mets: 1,856,613 RELIEVER 1. Rafael Palomino, Atlanta Braves: 1,772,804 2. Steve Jardon, Colorado Rockies: 1,670,652 3. Scott Gaimari, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,655,668 4. Bobby Landeros, San Diego Padres: 1,618,589 5. Kyle Milner, Colorado Rockies: 1,580,693 In his 216-game career Tellado is batting .347 with 280 hits, 69 home runs, 203 runs scored and 168 RBIs. |
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