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Post#1 » by SportsWorld » Wed May 30, 2007 4:08 am

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2007 MLB All-Star Balloting : National League
1st Base
RANK PLAYER NAME NL TEAM TOTAL VOTES
1. Pujols, A. Cardinals 399,706
2. Fielder, P. Brewers 291,911
3. Lee, D. Cubs 224,165
4. Garciaparra, N. Dodgers 222,107
5. Delgado, C. Mets 218,647

2nd Base
RANK PLAYER NAME NL TEAM TOTAL VOTES
1. Utley, C. Phillies 322,590
2. Biggio, C. Astros 251,664
3. Weeks, R. Brewers 233,593
4. Valentin, J. Mets 179,952
5. Kent, J. Dodgers 161,016

Shortstop
RANK PLAYER NAME NL TEAM TOTAL VOTES
1. Reyes, J. Mets 439,792
2. Hardy, J.J. Brewers 284,621
3. Rollins, J. Phillies 213,251
4. Eckstein, D. Cardinals 185,377
5. Renteria, E. Braves 182,362

3rd Base
RANK PLAYER NAME NL TEAM TOTAL VOTES
1. Wright, D. Mets 409,338
2. Jones, C. Braves 301,393
3. Cabrera, M. Marlins 297,372
4. Rolen, S. Cardinals 204,939
5. Ramirez, A. Cubs 192,490

Catcher
RANK PLAYER NAME NL TEAM TOTAL VOTES
1. Lo Duca, P. Mets 339,527
2. McCann, B. Braves 288,491
3. Estrada, J. Brewers 255,884
4. Martin, R. Dodgers 198,914
5. Molina, Y. Cardinals 196,424

Outfield
RANK PLAYER NAME NL TEAM TOTAL VOTES
1. Beltran, C. Mets 586,815
2. Bonds, B. Giants 384,707
3. Soriano, A. Cubs 382,619
4. Griffey Jr., K. Reds 347,330
5. Jones, A. Braves 346,778
6. Lee, C. Astros 243,559
7. Alou, M. Mets 241,164
8. Hall, B. Brewers 211,722
9. Jenkins, G. Brewers 211,460
10. Francoeur, J. Braves 210,597
11. Edmonds, J. Cardinals 182,831
12. Green, S. Mets 182,358
13. Hart, C. Brewers 160,636
14. Rowand, A. Phillies 155,891
15. Holliday, M. Rockies 144,529
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Post#2 » by bigboy1234 » Wed May 30, 2007 4:15 am

A few guys who don't deserve it, as expected (Pujols, Wright, Soriano).

I'm really just glad Eckstein is beating out that hack Hanley Ramirez, thats all that matters to me.
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Post#3 » by SportsWorld » Wed May 30, 2007 4:28 am

Fielder should be over Pujols
Aramis should be above Rolen
Griffey should be over Soriano
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Post#4 » by meatball sub » Wed May 30, 2007 5:27 am

bigboy1234 wrote:
I'm really just glad Eckstein is beating out that hack Hanley Ramirez, thats all that matters to me.


YOU BITE YOUR TOUNGE!!!!!!!
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Post#5 » by lpsevier » Wed May 30, 2007 2:33 pm

I'm relatively disappointed Kelly Johnson hasn't cracked the top 5, but I'm a homer and its to be expected.
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Post#6 » by 34Celtic » Wed May 30, 2007 3:36 pm

SportsWorld wrote:Griffey should be over Soriano


Then again, you could make the arguement for Matt Holliday, Adam Dunn, Aaron Rowand, and countless others over Ken Griffey
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Post#7 » by themaster07 » Thu May 31, 2007 2:53 am

Common mann.. Russ Martin anyone ?
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Post#8 » by livestrong4ever » Thu May 31, 2007 9:54 pm

Fielders got to start at first base. Unless PUjlos goes on some kind of streak which wouldn't surprise me.
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Post#9 » by 34Celtic » Fri Jun 1, 2007 1:08 am

themaster07 wrote:Common mann.. Russ Martin anyone ?


He would start for the most underrated team of the decade
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Post#10 » by diamondbacker » Fri Jun 1, 2007 4:52 pm

HOW IS HUDSON NOT EVEN IN THE TOP 5 FOR 2B?

And Biggio and Valentin are?
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Post#11 » by 34Celtic » Fri Jun 1, 2007 5:16 pm

diamondbacker wrote:HOW IS HUDSON NOT EVEN IN THE TOP 5 FOR 2B?

And Biggio and Valentin are?


Biggio is a Hall of Famer and Valentin is in New York, if Hudson is in NY (not the river) he's winning this right now.
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Post#12 » by yanksknicks101 » Fri Jun 1, 2007 5:18 pm

if russ martin does not get in, it is one of the biggest travesties ever. He was doing better than mauer this year before he got hurt, and really is baseball's best catcher out there now, and it's no fluke, he put up great stats last year for such a scarce position. Btw eckstein<<<<<<<<<<hanley don't be such a homer 1234
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Post#13 » by diamondbacker » Fri Jun 1, 2007 5:55 pm

34Celtic wrote:-= original quote snipped =-



Biggio is a Hall of Famer and Valentin is in New York, if Hudson is in NY (not the river) he's winning this right now.



I kinda figured... I hate East Coast Bias

Well, i guess that doesn't have much to do with it, the real problem is that fans here in AZ are really stupid (and plus for a large portion of the voting time, the Suns were playing and we know who the hotter ticket in town is)
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Post#14 » by Posey H8er » Mon Jun 4, 2007 1:59 pm

fans do not deserve to vote. matt holiday!
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Post#15 » by 34Celtic » Mon Jun 4, 2007 2:40 pm

Posey H8er wrote:fans do not deserve to vote. matt holiday!


Why are you voting? JK I agree, Holliday is dirty.

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