Vote now, vote often is this years All-star ballot slogan. Vote for your favorite or most deserving players and send them to this years All Star Game. The last time to vote is at 11:59pm on June 30th, 2005. Go to http://www.mlb.com to vote. The online ballot has a very cool feature that allows you to see a video highlight of anyone on the ballot, simply by clicking on thier name. Check it out just for that and vote while you are there.
The current NL standings are:
1st base:
1. Albert Pujols
2. Derek Lee, Cubs
3. D. Mientkiewicz, Mets
4. Jeff Bagwell, Astros
5. Carlos Delgado, Marlins
2nd base:
1. Jeff Kent, Dodgers
2. Craig Biggio, Astros
3. M. Grudzielanek
4. Marcus Giles , Braves
5. Kaz Matsui , Mets
Shortstop:
1. Nomar Garciaparra, Cubs
2. David Eckstein
3. Rafael Furcal, Braves
4. Jose Reyes, Mets
5. Clint Barmes, Rockies
3rd Base:
1. Scott Rolen
2. Chipper Jones, Braves
3. Troy Glaus, Diamondbacks
4. Aramis Ramirez, Cubs
5. David Wright, Mets
Catcher:
1. Mike Piazza, Mets
2. Paul Lo Duca, Marlins
3. Johnny Estrada, Braves
4. Yadier Molina
5. Michael Barrett, Cubs
Outfield:
1. Carlos Beltran, Mets
2. Jim Edmonds
3. Ken Griffey Jr., Reds
4. Larry Walker
5. Miguel Cabrera, Marlins
Players names noted in the bold red are St. Louis Cardinal's and I recommend that you vote for them.
Also, each person may vote up to 25 times a piece, so if you are torn between 2 players, you are albe to vote for both.
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2 comments:
I enjoyed your post on the All-Star game. I did not enjoy your Cardinals references or the fact that you seem to be trying you shove your Cardinals preferences down our throats. They will crumble and the Cubs will have first place by Sept. And if Pujols starts over Lee it will be a horrible injustice.
I simply pointed out how many players from the Cardinals were currently in the race to play in the all-star game. Currently, Pujol's has over 560,000 votes, more than double what Lee has received. The numbers speak for themselves. Voting for Cardinal's players was a mere recommendation, not a requirement.
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