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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update: Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sat. Jun. 14th , 2036) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Mon. Jul. 7th , 2036. The top vote getter at this point is Leroy Brown with 1,687,011 votes.
CATCHER
1. António Villarreal, Washington Nationals: 1,536,888
2. Joe Thompson, Atlanta Braves: 1,213,782
3. José Felisberto, Milwaukee Brewers: 1,189,720
FIRST BASE
1. Gonzo Ganjahlez, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,634,849
2. Steve Hughs, Arizona Diamondbacks: 1,345,514
3. Sancho Morán, Mexico City Padres: 1,203,646
SECOND BASE
1. Esteban Ayala, Colorado Rockies: 1,366,676
2. Jesús García, San Francisco Giants: 1,292,354
3. Doug Watts, Washington Nationals: 1,252,311
THIRD BASE
1. Leroy Brown, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,687,011
2. Luis Yagues, Washington Nationals: 1,399,109
3. Tommy Schultz, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,228,200
SHORTSTOP
1. José Mercado, San Francisco Giants: 1,528,161
2. Luis Mota, Washington Nationals: 1,287,060
3. Pancho Baca, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,275,388
LEFT FIELD
1. Luis Gonzáles, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,682,634
2. Dana Martin, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,502,256
3. Juan Jose Cabrera, Washington Nationals: 1,318,210
CENTER FIELD
1. Orlando Cháves, Atlanta Braves: 1,574,236
2. Ethan Montoya, Jacksonville Bombers: 1,477,540
3. José Rodríguez, San Francisco Giants: 1,412,325
RIGHT FIELD
1. Mack McGee, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,324,871
2. Pepe Franco, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,253,182
3. Jim Williams, Colorado Rockies: 1,149,309
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Rod Stokes, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 971,173
2. Doug Haynes, Atlanta Braves: 853,793
3. Sexto Córdova, St. Louis Cardinals: 808,686
STARTING PITCHER
1. Jesús Diablos, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,236,371
2. Alfredo Morales, San Francisco Giants: 1,078,582
3. Tony Eduardo, Mexico City Padres: 990,205
4. Jerry Franklin, San Francisco Giants: 947,829
5. Jeremiah Badger, Philadelphia Phillies: 942,512
RELIEVER
1. Jim Cox, Arizona Diamondbacks: 721,506
2. José Hernández, San Francisco Giants: 710,259
3. Shunen Sumita, Chicago (N) Cubs: 583,910
4. Jimmy Reid, Washington Nationals: 579,206
5. Steve Hall, Pittsburgh Pirates: 562,494
His all-time numbers show Brown has compiled a .378 batting average and collected 3638 hits, 699 home runs and 1974 RBIs.
CATCHER
1. António Villarreal, Washington Nationals: 1,536,888
2. Joe Thompson, Atlanta Braves: 1,213,782
3. José Felisberto, Milwaukee Brewers: 1,189,720
FIRST BASE
1. Gonzo Ganjahlez, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,634,849
2. Steve Hughs, Arizona Diamondbacks: 1,345,514
3. Sancho Morán, Mexico City Padres: 1,203,646
SECOND BASE
1. Esteban Ayala, Colorado Rockies: 1,366,676
2. Jesús García, San Francisco Giants: 1,292,354
3. Doug Watts, Washington Nationals: 1,252,311
THIRD BASE
1. Leroy Brown, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,687,011
2. Luis Yagues, Washington Nationals: 1,399,109
3. Tommy Schultz, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,228,200
SHORTSTOP
1. José Mercado, San Francisco Giants: 1,528,161
2. Luis Mota, Washington Nationals: 1,287,060
3. Pancho Baca, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,275,388
LEFT FIELD
1. Luis Gonzáles, Philadelphia Phillies: 1,682,634
2. Dana Martin, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,502,256
3. Juan Jose Cabrera, Washington Nationals: 1,318,210
CENTER FIELD
1. Orlando Cháves, Atlanta Braves: 1,574,236
2. Ethan Montoya, Jacksonville Bombers: 1,477,540
3. José Rodríguez, San Francisco Giants: 1,412,325
RIGHT FIELD
1. Mack McGee, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,324,871
2. Pepe Franco, St. Louis Cardinals: 1,253,182
3. Jim Williams, Colorado Rockies: 1,149,309
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Rod Stokes, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 971,173
2. Doug Haynes, Atlanta Braves: 853,793
3. Sexto Córdova, St. Louis Cardinals: 808,686
STARTING PITCHER
1. Jesús Diablos, Los Angeles (N) Dodgers: 1,236,371
2. Alfredo Morales, San Francisco Giants: 1,078,582
3. Tony Eduardo, Mexico City Padres: 990,205
4. Jerry Franklin, San Francisco Giants: 947,829
5. Jeremiah Badger, Philadelphia Phillies: 942,512
RELIEVER
1. Jim Cox, Arizona Diamondbacks: 721,506
2. José Hernández, San Francisco Giants: 710,259
3. Shunen Sumita, Chicago (N) Cubs: 583,910
4. Jimmy Reid, Washington Nationals: 579,206
5. Steve Hall, Pittsburgh Pirates: 562,494
His all-time numbers show Brown has compiled a .378 batting average and collected 3638 hits, 699 home runs and 1974 RBIs.