Updated All Star Game Voting

2008 MLB All-Star Balloting : American League
First Base
RANK	PLAYER NAME	AL TEAM	TOTAL VOTES
1.	Youkilis, K.	Red Sox	1,482,011
2.	Morneau, J.	Twins	1,214,603
3.	Giambi, J.	Yankees	828,891
4.	Pena, C.	Rays	455,233
5.	Konerko, P.	White Sox	435,176
Second Base
RANK	PLAYER NAME	AL TEAM	TOTAL VOTES
1.	Pedroia, D.	Red Sox	1,286,962
2.	Kinsler, I.	Rangers	1,120,439
3.	Cano, R.	Yankees	830,116
4.	Polanco, P.	Tigers	551,180
5.	Roberts, B.	Orioles	360,545
Third base
RANK	PLAYER NAME	AL TEAM	TOTAL VOTES
1.	Rodriguez, A.	Yankees	1,940,827
2.	Lowell, M.	Red Sox	981,648
3.	Crede, J.	White Sox	597,621
4.	Cabrera, M.	Tigers	567,213
5.	Blalock, H.	Rangers	363,051
Shortstop
RANK	PLAYER NAME	AL TEAM	TOTAL VOTES
1.	Jeter, D.	Yankees	1,988,251
2.	Young, M.	Rangers	1,140,258
3.	Renteria, E.	Tigers	557,951
4.	Lugo, J.	Red Sox	466,498
5.	Cabrera, O.	White Sox	443,175
Catcher
RANK	PLAYER NAME	AL TEAM	TOTAL VOTES
1.	Mauer, J.	Twins	1,178,630
2.	Varitek, J.	Red Sox	1,133,855
3.	Rodriguez, I.	Tigers	819,694
4.	Posada, J.	Yankees	771,625
5.	Pierzynski, A.J.	White Sox	470,795
Designated hitter
RANK	PLAYER NAME	AL TEAM	TOTAL VOTES
1.	Ortiz, D.	Red Sox	1,982,786
2.	Matsui, H.	Yankees	1,207,892
3.	Thome, J.	White Sox	675,775
4.	Catalanotto, F.	Rangers	437,091
5.	Sheffield, G.	Tigers	303,058
Outfield
RANK	PLAYER NAME	AL TEAM	TOTAL VOTES
1.	Ramirez, M.	Red Sox	1,917,207
2.	Hamilton, J.	Rangers	1,791,623
3.	Suzuki, I.	Mariners	1,120,279
4.	Guerrero, V.	Angels	933,191
5.	Abreu, B.	Yankees	908,935
6.	Damon, J.	Yankees	829,114
7.	Bradley, M.	Rangers	801,708
8.	Drew, J.D.	Red Sox	774,112
9.	Ordonez, M.	Tigers	746,144
10.	Cabrera, M.	Yankees	708,463
11.	Hunter, T.	Angels	645,673
12.	Sizemore, G.	Indians	634,553
13.	Crisp, C.	Red Sox	547,717
14.	Crawford, C.	Rays	534,690
15.	Upton, B.J.	Rays	466,951
Results updated: Monday, June 23, 2008

Jeter leads all players in votes, which is actually kind of silly considering how bad a year he's having offensively, at least by Jeter standards. ... Jason Varitek is no longer the leader at catcher, woo hoo! ... Ian Kinsler has narrowed the gap between him and Dustin Pedroia for the starting 2nd base spot.