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American League All-Star Fan Voting Update: Below are the current standings for the American League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jul. 5th , 2082) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 21st , 2082. The top vote getter at this point is Bobby Cordova with 3,458,683 votes.
CATCHER
1. Ruben Pajaro, Texas Rangers: 2,794,231
2. Leo Korteweg, Houston Astros: 2,444,560
3. Hector Noriega, Kansas City Royals: 1,923,985
FIRST BASE
1. Lee Tasso, Houston Astros: 2,760,213
2. Ben Thomas, Minnesota Twins: 2,725,920
3. Juan Luna, Texas Rangers: 2,714,117
SECOND BASE
1. Bobby Cordova, Detroit Tigers: 3,458,683
2. Daniel Campuzano, Boston Red Sox: 3,266,961
3. Juan Lopera, New York Yankees: 2,236,418
THIRD BASE
1. Antonio de Oleo, San Diego Padres: 3,307,064
2. Armando Munoz, Seattle Mariners: 2,522,735
3. Bill Larsen, Toronto Blue Jays: 2,449,810
SHORTSTOP
1. Seung-jin Yi, Tampa Bay Rays: 2,131,377
2. Matt Muth, Toronto Blue Jays: 2,108,804
3. Pat Seeley, Boston Red Sox: 1,881,169
LEFT FIELD
1. Luis Leyva, Minnesota Twins: 2,866,249
2. Rob Drouin, Seattle Mariners: 2,628,379
3. Dave Pomeroy, Houston Astros: 2,497,234
CENTER FIELD
1. Danny Delgado, Houston Astros: 3,412,515
2. Nate Plank, Kansas City Royals: 2,920,960
3. Ka-fei Ong, Boston Red Sox: 2,842,741
RIGHT FIELD
1. Michael Raybon, Tampa Bay Rays: 3,016,313
2. Carlos Morales, Minnesota Twins: 2,911,646
3. Vinny Nicolas, Toronto Blue Jays: 2,804,160
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Wayne Paris, Detroit Tigers: 3,331,556
2. Jack Honts, Texas Rangers: 2,851,652
3. Josh Baudoin, Boston Red Sox: 2,615,715
STARTING PITCHER
1. Evan Parker, Boston Red Sox: 2,158,810
2. Melvin Blanco, Houston Astros: 1,983,582
3. Jairo Escobar, Chicago White Sox: 1,859,009
4. Danny Gil, Detroit Tigers: 1,826,476
5. Chris Lattanzi, Houston Astros: 1,747,558
RELIEVER
1. Manuel Carrego, Detroit Tigers: 2,299,360
2. Justin Greco, Boston Red Sox: 2,272,147
3. Jon Hoch, Boston Red Sox: 2,260,683
4. George Comish, Houston Astros: 2,049,667
5. Taylor Misiak, New York Yankees: 1,825,735
In his 233-game career Cordova is batting .250 with 28 doubles, 9 triples, 64 home runs and 162 RBIs. He has stolen 18 bases and scored 172 times.
CATCHER
1. Ruben Pajaro, Texas Rangers: 2,794,231
2. Leo Korteweg, Houston Astros: 2,444,560
3. Hector Noriega, Kansas City Royals: 1,923,985
FIRST BASE
1. Lee Tasso, Houston Astros: 2,760,213
2. Ben Thomas, Minnesota Twins: 2,725,920
3. Juan Luna, Texas Rangers: 2,714,117
SECOND BASE
1. Bobby Cordova, Detroit Tigers: 3,458,683
2. Daniel Campuzano, Boston Red Sox: 3,266,961
3. Juan Lopera, New York Yankees: 2,236,418
THIRD BASE
1. Antonio de Oleo, San Diego Padres: 3,307,064
2. Armando Munoz, Seattle Mariners: 2,522,735
3. Bill Larsen, Toronto Blue Jays: 2,449,810
SHORTSTOP
1. Seung-jin Yi, Tampa Bay Rays: 2,131,377
2. Matt Muth, Toronto Blue Jays: 2,108,804
3. Pat Seeley, Boston Red Sox: 1,881,169
LEFT FIELD
1. Luis Leyva, Minnesota Twins: 2,866,249
2. Rob Drouin, Seattle Mariners: 2,628,379
3. Dave Pomeroy, Houston Astros: 2,497,234
CENTER FIELD
1. Danny Delgado, Houston Astros: 3,412,515
2. Nate Plank, Kansas City Royals: 2,920,960
3. Ka-fei Ong, Boston Red Sox: 2,842,741
RIGHT FIELD
1. Michael Raybon, Tampa Bay Rays: 3,016,313
2. Carlos Morales, Minnesota Twins: 2,911,646
3. Vinny Nicolas, Toronto Blue Jays: 2,804,160
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Wayne Paris, Detroit Tigers: 3,331,556
2. Jack Honts, Texas Rangers: 2,851,652
3. Josh Baudoin, Boston Red Sox: 2,615,715
STARTING PITCHER
1. Evan Parker, Boston Red Sox: 2,158,810
2. Melvin Blanco, Houston Astros: 1,983,582
3. Jairo Escobar, Chicago White Sox: 1,859,009
4. Danny Gil, Detroit Tigers: 1,826,476
5. Chris Lattanzi, Houston Astros: 1,747,558
RELIEVER
1. Manuel Carrego, Detroit Tigers: 2,299,360
2. Justin Greco, Boston Red Sox: 2,272,147
3. Jon Hoch, Boston Red Sox: 2,260,683
4. George Comish, Houston Astros: 2,049,667
5. Taylor Misiak, New York Yankees: 1,825,735
In his 233-game career Cordova is batting .250 with 28 doubles, 9 triples, 64 home runs and 162 RBIs. He has stolen 18 bases and scored 172 times.