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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Sunday, June 12th , 2078
Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jun. 12th , 2078) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 19th , 2078. The top vote getter at this point is Jim Kimble with 1,352,929 votes.
CATCHER
1. Miguel Cabrera, Chicago Cubs: 919,504
2. Josh Lane, St. Louis Cardinals: 911,445
3. Leo Arellano, Pittsburgh Pirates: 772,362
FIRST BASE
1. Juan Valentin, Colorado Rockies: 1,221,351
2. Ricardo Flores, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,199,573
3. Francisco Vielma, San Diego Padres: 1,100,366
SECOND BASE
1. Brian Davis, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,208,808
2. Matt Schulten, Colorado Rockies: 1,124,751
3. Mike Thomas, Atlanta Braves: 1,041,779
THIRD BASE
1. John Esposto, Atlanta Braves: 1,194,804
2. Blake Loomis, Chicago Cubs: 985,130
3. Hadde Theunis, Cincinnati Reds: 929,766
SHORTSTOP
1. Jonathan Vera, Cincinnati Reds: 1,101,519
2. Josh White, Atlanta Braves: 912,025
3. Marvin Suarez, Milwaukee Brewers: 521,991
LEFT FIELD
1. Kevin Durham, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,065,975
2. Nate Farmer Jr., Washington Nationals: 1,050,258
3. Sergio Arreola, Cincinnati Reds: 1,027,476
CENTER FIELD
1. Danny Delgado, Pittsburgh Pirates: 1,321,857
2. Sang-min Kim, San Diego Padres: 1,010,702
3. Vinny Nicolas, Cincinnati Reds: 766,670
RIGHT FIELD
1. Marco Vasquez, Chicago Cubs: 1,268,580
2. Ricky Cerda, Los Angeles Dodgers: 1,078,784
3. Javier Millan, Colorado Rockies: 1,055,836
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Jim Kimble, Arizona Diamondbacks: 1,352,929
2. Justin Minette, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,224,987
3. Todd Lowry, Chicago Cubs: 1,124,047
STARTING PITCHER
1. Jason Hollister, San Diego Padres: 901,534
2. Jose Ulibarri, Philadelphia Phillies: 861,438
3. Mario Segura, Philadelphia Phillies: 832,107
4. Andy Mediate, Los Angeles Dodgers: 830,103
5. Ryan Kuhn, St. Louis Cardinals: 809,741
RELIEVER
1. Rich Pharris, San Diego Padres: 766,148
2. Jeremy Stroud, Atlanta Braves: 766,091
3. Alastair Colson, Cincinnati Reds: 741,439
4. Dan White, San Francisco Giants: 570,965
5. Jason Robb, Cincinnati Reds: 569,821
During his career Kimble is hitting .294 with a total of 194 home runs.
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