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American League All-Star Fan Voting Update Sunday, July 6th , 2110 Below are the current standings for the American League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jul. 6th , 2110) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 22nd , 2110. The top vote getter at this point is J.J. Kirby with 4,627,345 votes. CATCHER 1. Robert Morales, Oakland Athletics: 3,733,520 2. David Musquiz, Houston Astros: 3,056,266 3. Ben Wetzel, Chicago White Sox: 2,554,560 FIRST BASE 1. Casey Peterson, Detroit Tigers: 3,943,686 2. Ryan Builes, Chicago White Sox: 3,632,371 3. Ramiro Amaya, Baltimore Orioles: 2,935,242 SECOND BASE 1. Nate Carpenter, Minnesota Twins: 3,705,415 2. Travis Dawley, Boston Red Sox: 3,395,951 3. David Elson, Los Angeles Angels: 3,230,221 THIRD BASE 1. Marcos Iniguez, Toronto Blue Jays: 3,612,006 2. Cameron Goudy, Boston Red Sox: 3,198,130 3. Bret McBride, Minnesota Twins: 2,751,062 SHORTSTOP 1. Brandon Wilson, Chicago White Sox: 2,829,123 2. Jeff Hennessey, Detroit Tigers: 2,778,577 3. Justin Kerby, Texas Rangers: 2,678,844 LEFT FIELD 1. Leo Lepe, Chicago White Sox: 4,004,588 2. Joey Owens, New York Yankees: 3,230,352 3. Steve Slaughter, Boston Red Sox: 2,850,450 CENTER FIELD 1. Paul Bown, Houston Astros: 3,542,819 2. Billy Hinson, Minnesota Twins: 3,407,169 3. Troy Loyd, Chicago White Sox: 2,972,849 RIGHT FIELD 1. J.J. Kirby, Cleveland Guardians: 4,627,345 2. Matt Juhasz, Oakland Athletics: 3,458,013 3. Ben Gibbons, Chicago White Sox: 3,192,355 DESIGNATED HITTER 1. Vic Rivera, Toronto Blue Jays: 4,584,061 2. Dan Wimmer, Tampa Bay Rays: 3,177,290 3. Devin Maurer, Chicago White Sox: 3,076,574 STARTING PITCHER 1. John Wilson, Oakland Athletics: 2,218,942 2. Eddie Melendez, Tampa Bay Rays: 2,204,529 3. Alex Bartolo, Toronto Blue Jays: 2,117,685 4. Luis Rodas, Houston Astros: 2,057,347 5. Antonio Aguilar, Kansas City Royals: 1,985,666 RELIEVER 1. Jayson Redd, Chicago White Sox: 2,347,503 2. Scott Duree, Detroit Tigers: 2,347,241 3. Ruben Guevara, Chicago White Sox: 2,098,730 4. Adrian Tipton, Minnesota Twins: 2,097,265 5. Nick Rodriquez, Oakland Athletics: 1,837,992 For his career, Kirby has hit at a .302 clip. Among his lifetime numbers are 349 hits, 83 doubles, 11 triples, 81 home runs and 218 RBIs. |
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