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Here are the final vote counts for the American League:
Catcher
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1. Jason Varitek, Boston 2,939,648
2. Ivan Rodriguez, Detroit 1,841,385
3. Jorge Posada, NY Yankees 1,133,111
4. Javy Lopez, Baltimore 681,774
5. A.J. Pierzynski, Chi White Sox 615,942
First Base
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1. Mark Teixeira, Texas 2,187,115
2. Tino Martinez, NY Yankees 1,526,216
3. Kevin Millar, Boston 1,191,188
4. Paul Konerko, Chi White Sox 1,104,968
5. Richie Sexson, Seattle 678,975
Second Base
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1. Brian Roberts, Baltimore 2,629,521
2. Alfonso Soriano, Texas 2,434,840
3. Mark Bellhorn, Boston 1,035,293
4. Tony Womack, NY Yankees 658,420
5. Tadahito Iguchi, Chi White Sox 634,581
Shortstop
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1. Miguel Tejada, Baltimore 3,224,908
2. Derek Jeter, NY Yankees 2,012,448
3. Edgar Renteria, Boston 1,485,964
4. Carlos Guillen, Detroit 546,584
5. Michael Young, Texas 497,704
Third Base
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1. Alex Rodriguez, NY Yankees 3,553,235
2. Bill Mueller, Boston 1,295,233
3. Melvin Mora, Baltimore 970,967
4. Hank Blalock, Texas 719,992
5. Adrian Beltre, Seattle 587,746
Outfield
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1. Manny Ramirez, Boston 3,117,157
2. Vladimir Guerrero, Anaheim 3,006,512
3. Johnny Damon, Boston 2,800,610
4. Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle 2,743,784
5. Gary Sheffield, NY Yankees 1,737,779
6. Hideki Matsui, NY Yankees 1,475,969
7. Torii Hunter, Minnesota 1,185,290
8. Trot Nixon, Boston 1,134,892
9. Sammy Sosa, Baltimore 1,072,110
10. Scott Podsednik, Chi White Sox 946,704
11. Garret Anderson, Anaheim 841,940
12. Bernie Williams, NY Yankees 750,512
13. Steve Finley, Anaheim 545,169
14. Jermaine Dye, Chi White Sox 447,784
15. Richard Hidalgo, Texas 415,103
Designated Hitter
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1. David Ortiz, Boston 4,138,141
2. Rafael Palmeiro, Baltimore 1,081,805
3. Jason Giambi, NY Yankees 794,315
4. Frank Thomas, Chi White Sox 675,189
5. Dmitri Young, Detroit 545,456
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Here are the final vote counts for the National League:
Catcher
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1. Mike Piazza, NY Mets 1,966,074
2. Michael Barrett, Chicago 1,659,800
3. Yadier Molina, St. Louis 1,659,577
4. Paul Lo Duca, Florida 1,387,021
5. Ramon Hernandez, San Diego 1,073,657
First Base
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1. Derrek Lee, Chi Cubs 3,560,316
2. Albert Pujols, St. Louis 3,455,017
3. Doug Mientkiewicz, NY Mets 567,964
4. Todd Helton, Colorado 521,689
5. Jim Thome, Philadelphia 518,653
Second Base
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1. Jeff Kent, Los Angeles 2,253,271
2. Mark Grudzielanek, St. Louis 1,985,128
3. Todd Walker, Chi Cubs 1,376,827
4. Craig Biggio, Houston 1,058,419
5. Marucs Giles, Atlanta 836,468
Shortstop
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1. David Eckstein, St. Louis 2,231,246
2. Cesar Izturis, Los Angeles 1,659,010
3. Nomar Garciaparra, Chi Cubs 1,307,973
4. Clint Barmes, Colorado 910,211
5. Rafael Furcal, Atlanta 869,657
Third Base
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1. Scott Rolen, St. Louis 2,742,864
2. Aramis Ramirez, Chi Cubs 2,373,677
3. Troy Glaus, Arizona 1,142,358
4. Chipper Jones, Atlanta 1,033,415
5. David Wright, NY Mets 759,655
Outfield
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1. Jim Edmonds, St. Louis 2,826,306
2. Bobby Abreu, Philadelphia 2,532,742
3. Carlos Beltran, NY Mets 2,049,779
4. Miguel Cabrera, Florida 1,650,369
5. Larry Walker, St. Louis 1,617,578
6. Andruw Jones, Atlanta 1,576,418
7. Ken Griffey Jr., Cincinnati 1,489,768
8. Reggie Sanders, St. Louis 1,340,401
9. Jeromy Burnitz, Chi Cubs 1,195,019
10. Carlos Lee, Milwaukee 1,177,134
11. Corey Patterson, Chi Cubs 1,003,234
12. Pat Burrell, Philadelphia 955,677
13. Cliff Floyd, NY Mets 920,077
14. Milton Bradley, Los Angeles 871,440
15. J.D. Drew, Los Angeles 825,689
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corey patterson is hitting like .220. you've gotta be kidding me
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i cannot believe michael young and hank blalock's votes.
behind tejada, michael young is the 2nd best SS in the American League.
behind a-rod, hank blalock is the 2nd best 3B in the American League.
and Mark Bellhorn and Bill Mueller getting that many votes is a joke.
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I think the Hillenbrand/Blalock choice is closer than most people are giving credit for. Blalock has probably been a bit better, but not by much at all.
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and i did not expect Chase to start at 2nd, but he didnt even get in the top 5 in the NL???? unreal.
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I feel that the AL team is vastly superior to the NL team. Rolen, Eckstein, Edmonds, and Beltran didn't deserve to be on the team and they're all starting.
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I think I either need to drink less to become more alert, or more so as not to care.
ensberg should have made it..blalock should have made it..nathan should not have..baez should not have..matsui should win the AL vote-in..oswalt should win the NL vote-in..those are my thoughts!!
anyone wanna take a stab at explaining the NL catching selections for me? heh
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Mitchell wrote:
Athletic Supporter wrote:
Can we stop the madness of having every team included? Brian Fuentes?
ya, the a's shouldn't of had anyone either.
No kidding. Although Duchscherer has been dominant in the setup role. He's their only player having a great season, but middle relievers don't have much of a place in the all star game. Look out though..Oakland starters are 11-0 with a 1.53 ERA over the last 12 games, and have allowed three runs or less in each of those outings
These are the reasons why the fans shouldnt pick the all star teams
Especially since the all-star game isn't for the fans.
the all star game is to determine who has home field advantage for the world series. remember? "this one counts"
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knuckles of frisco wrote:
Zutballs wrote:
Just Justin wrote:
These are the reasons why the fans shouldnt pick the all star teams
Especially since the all-star game isn't for the fans.
the all star game is to determine who has home field advantage for the world series. remember? "this one counts"
Let's say I pay $100 to go see the All-Star game in Detroit and my favorite player is my hometown favorite Colorado Rockie Brian Fuentes. So I shouldn't be upset that Brian Fuentes is not there because "its for home field advantage" and all the best players are the only ones who should play??? In that case unless your team is above .500, they shouldn't even be allowed to play.
Yeah like the Rockies even know what World Series means.
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