Monday, June 30, 2008

Updated All Star Game Voting

2008 MLB All-Star Balloting : American League

First Base
RANKPLAYER NAMEAL TEAMTOTAL VOTES
1.Youkilis, K.Red Sox1,915,376
2.Morneau, J.Twins1,641,467
3.Giambi, J.Yankees1,098,246
4.Pena, C.Rays545,628
5.Konerko, P.White Sox518,937

Second Base
RANKPLAYER NAMEAL TEAMTOTAL VOTES
1.Pedroia, D.Red Sox1,669,216
2.Kinsler, I.Rangers1,485,530
3.Cano, R.Yankees1,040,835
4.Polanco, P.Tigers697,570
5.Roberts, B.Orioles457,999

Third base
RANKPLAYER NAMEAL TEAMTOTAL VOTES
1.Rodriguez, A.Yankees2,518,067
2.Lowell, M.Red Sox1,313,090
3.Crede, J.White Sox726,593
4.Cabrera, M.Tigers694,301
5.Blalock, H.Rangers465,407

Shortstop
RANKPLAYER NAMEAL TEAMTOTAL VOTES
1.Jeter, D.Yankees2,507,534
2.Young, M.Rangers1,478,283
3.Renteria, E.Tigers692,232
4.Lugo, J.Red Sox626,928
5.Cabrera, O.White Sox564,276

Catcher
RANKPLAYER NAMEAL TEAMTOTAL VOTES
1.Mauer, J.Twins1,632,338
2.Varitek, J.Red Sox1,487,390
3.Rodriguez, I.Tigers1,014,879
4.Posada, J.Yankees997,322
5.Pierzynski, A.J.White Sox565,237

Designated hitter
RANKPLAYER NAMEAL TEAMTOTAL VOTES
1.Ortiz, D.Red Sox2,482,981
2.Matsui, H.Yankees1,567,847
3.Thome, J.White Sox825,808
4.Catalanotto, F.Rangers572,024
5.Sheffield, G.Tigers386,856

Outfield
RANKPLAYER NAMEAL TEAMTOTAL VOTES
1.Ramirez, M.Red Sox2,409,388
2.Hamilton, J.Rangers2,327,467
3.Suzuki, I.Mariners1,397,460
4.Guerrero, V.Angels1,187,273
5.Abreu, B.Yankees1,141,618
6.Drew, J.D.Red Sox1,134,658
7.Damon, J.Yankees1,104,990
8.Bradley, M.Rangers1,058,985
9.Ordonez, M.Tigers903,103
10.Cabrera, M.Yankees899,926
11.Hunter, T.Angels831,186
12.Sizemore, G.Indians777,807
13.Crisp, C.Red Sox738,857
14.Crawford, C.Rays665,461
15.Upton, B.J.Rays563,472

Results updated: Sunday, June 29, 2008

- Justin Morneau (1B) and and Ian Kinsler (2B) continue to narrow the gap between them an Kevin Youkilis and Dustin Pedroia.

- A-Rod has taken the lead over Jeter in overall votes.

- Voting ends Wednesday at midnight eastern time.

1 Comments:

Anonymous said...

At least there's only three Red Sox starters now. Much better than five.