American League All-Star Voting
Initial balloting for the 77th All-Star Game

Catcher
1. Jason Varitek, Boston 335,417
2. Ivan Rodriguez, Detroit 277,034
3. Jorge Posada, NY Yankees 241,736
4. Victor Martinez, Cleveland 196,987
5. A.J. Pierzynski, Chi White Sox 180,562

First Base
1. David Ortiz, Boston 451,431
2. Jason Giambi, NY Yankees 321,653
3. Paul Konerko, Chi White Sox 206,472
4. Travis Hafner, Cleveland 154,878
5. Chris Shelton, Detroit 153,197

Second Base
1. Robinson Cano, NY Yankees 289,394
2. Mark Loretta, Boston 257,125
3. Tadahito Iguchi, Chi White Sox 246,838
4. Brian Roberts, Baltimore 130,702
5. Placido Polanco, Detroit 129,596

Shortstop
1. Derek Jeter, NY Yankees 537,218
2. Miguel Tejada, Baltimore 370,078
3. Michael Young, Texas 142,254
4. Alex Gonzalez, Boston 130,616
5. Juan Uribe, Chi White Sox 121,304

Third Base
1. Alex Rodriguez, NY Yankees 524,153
2. Mike Lowell, Boston 224,611
3. Joe Crede, Chi White Sox 171,954
4. Eric Chavez, Oakland 167,020
5. Troy Glaus, Toronto 145,243

Outfield
1. Manny Ramirez, Boston 516,658
2. Vladimir Guerrero, Anaheim 514,013
3. Johnny Damon, NY Yankees 393,643
4. Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle 279,843
5. Gary Sheffield, NY Yankees 275,688
6. Vernon Wells, Toronto 242,211
7. Hideki Matsui, NY Yankees 231,777
8. Scott Podsednik, Chi White Sox 195,402
9. Coco Crisp, Boston 189,680
10. Jermaine Dye, Chi White Sox 183,160
11. Trot Nixon, Boston 177,745
12. Torii Hunter, Minnesota 169,937
13. Grady Sizemore, Cleveland 137,716
14. Jonny Gomes, Tampa Bay 132,264
15. Kevin Mench, Texas 131,779


National League All-Star Voting

Catcher
1. Paul Lo Duca, NY Mets 273,059
2. Mike Piazza, San Diego 264,787
3. Yadier Molina, St. Louis 256,270
4. Brad Ausmus, Houston 186,933
5. Michael Barrett, Chi Cubs 182,309

First Base
1. Albert Pujols, St. Louis 726,854
2. Carlos Delgado, NY Mets 220,484
3. Lance Berkman, Houston 174,278
4. Derrek Lee, Chi Cubs 131,359
5. Nomar Garciaparra, Los Angeles 129,034

Second Base
1. Craig Biggio, Houston 303,616
2. Chase Utley, Philadelphia 286,247
3. Marcus Giles, Atlanta 153,988
4. Todd Walker, Chi Cubs 150,322
5. Jeff Kent, Los Angeles 140,691

Shortstop
1. David Eckstein, St. Louis 284,547
2. Edgar Renteria, Atlanta 236,673
3. Jose Reyes, NY Mets 221,335
4. Jimmy Rollins, Philadelphia 206,780
5. Omar Vizquel, San Francisco 146,904

Third Base
1. Scott Rolen, St. Louis 340,733
2. David Wright, NY Mets 292,335
3. Morgan Ensberg, Houston 198,930
4. Chipper Jones, Atlanta 184,331
5. Aramis Ramirez, Chi Cubs 142,404

Outfield
1. Andruw Jones, Atlanta 420,462
2. Carlos Beltran, NY Mets 341,769
3. Jim Edmonds, St. Louis 334,027
4. Ken Griffey Jr., Cincinnati 326,592
5. Alfonso Soriano, Washington 273,373
6. Bobby Abreu, Philadelphia 244,212
7. Carlos Lee, Milwaukee 224,829
8. Barry Bonds, San Francisco 210,146
9. Adam Dunn, Cincinnati 180,379
10. Aaron Rowand, Philadelphia 162,741
11. Xavier Nady, NY Mets 142,278
12. Juan Encarnacion, St. Louis 137,439
13. Jeff Francoeur, Atlanta 136,478
14. So Taguchi, St. Louis 135,178
15. Juan Pierre, Chi Cubs 134,527






Congrats Andrew Jones, Marcus Giles, Jeff Francoeur, Edgar Renteria, and Chipper Jones all of the Braves on getting all those votes!

Geez..I'm surprised Ichiro is out of the top 3 in voting for the AL outfield. That sucks. Now no one on the Mariners will make it in.

Also interesting to see Barry Bonds no where NEAR the top of the list in voting for NL outfielders..

Go Damon! Hah.. notice.. no Royals on that list. :lmbo But yet... some former Royals are towards the top of theirs :)

Hey I feel for ya Jen. The M's aren't as bad as the Royals, but they'll be there pretty soon. I heard the M's and Royals will be playing each other soon...that should be a fun game to watch! haha

YAY for Albert Pujols, David Eckstein, & Scott Rolen! I love my Cardinals. :hearts

Yay for Ensberg, Bagwell, and Biggio!!!

Oh yea & yay for Ausmus too!

woop woop for Manny!

damn... I remember when Carlos Beltran was on the Royals.. good times

yay for the braves on the list :)

Ah... those were the good old days with Carlos and Johnny... when games used to be fun to go to.

Now... they're fun.. and then they get frustrating when you realize you could play better than them..

JASON LARUE for NL CATCHER!