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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update Sunday, July 13th , 2092 Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jul. 13th , 2092) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 22nd , 2092. The top vote getter at this point is Jeff Cinnamon with 4,988,377 votes. CATCHER 1. Jesus Guzman, San Francisco Giants: 2,934,967 2. John Saldana, Colorado Rockies: 2,399,631 3. Benno Platt, San Diego Padres: 2,271,233 FIRST BASE 1. Daniel Tellado, Colorado Rockies: 4,122,782 2. Tim Starkenburg, San Diego Padres: 2,718,936 3. Jose Guerrero, Pittsburgh Pirates: 2,694,294 SECOND BASE 1. Clint Hurley, Las Vegas Hustle: 4,822,042 2. Seth Hardenbrook, San Diego Padres: 4,299,151 3. Aaron Rossiter, Washington Nationals: 3,933,632 THIRD BASE 1. Mike Woodard, Colorado Rockies: 4,697,121 2. Jose Orozco, Washington Nationals: 4,068,561 3. Mang He, Los Angeles Dodgers: 3,848,385 SHORTSTOP 1. Josh Osborne, Las Vegas Hustle: 3,760,490 2. Mike Hancock, Atlanta Braves: 3,282,259 3. Kevin Mosemann, San Diego Padres: 3,241,205 LEFT FIELD 1. Elijah Fairchild, Chicago Cubs: 4,937,102 2. Mel Soto, Colorado Rockies: 3,331,357 3. Jordan Montijo, Atlanta Braves: 3,038,217 CENTER FIELD 1. Rick Roberds, Las Vegas Hustle: 4,227,161 2. Jon Young, Washington Nationals: 4,190,453 3. Jeremy Papish, Colorado Rockies: 3,408,517 RIGHT FIELD 1. Jeff Cinnamon, Las Vegas Hustle: 4,988,377 2. Isaiah Williams, Washington Nationals: 3,832,081 3. Kevin Luzzo, Chicago Cubs: 3,520,171 DESIGNATED HITTER 1. Eddy Miramontes, Philadelphia Phillies: 4,099,676 2. Masataka Kato, San Francisco Giants: 4,020,177 3. Chris Haffey, Washington Nationals: 3,810,064 STARTING PITCHER 1. Jose Cruz, Las Vegas Hustle: 1,947,849 2. Josh Henley, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,906,552 3. Manuel Carrego, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,851,465 4. Nate Torgerson, Atlanta Braves: 1,824,905 5. Zach Tymon, Atlanta Braves: 1,824,676 RELIEVER 1. Doug Hodges, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,691,379 2. Kyle Milner, Colorado Rockies: 1,564,504 3. Brandon Alexander, Las Vegas Hustle: 1,431,340 4. Nick Auten, Chicago Cubs: 1,405,591 5. Josh Farley, San Diego Padres: 1,365,259 Cinnamon has played in 901 games with a .312 lifetime batting average. Among his 1089 hits are 215 doubles, 15 triples and 205 home runs. He has also scored 573 runs and driven in 679 runs. |
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