Main League Baseball on Monday launched the most recent replace on voting for the upcoming All-Star Recreation at Truist Park in suburban Atlanta.
As was the case with the first replace on the fan vote, which determines the All-Star beginning lineups, Aaron Decide of the New York Yankees stays the general main vote-getter. Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers stays the main vote-getter within the Nationwide League.
Elsewhere, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. of the Toronto Blue Jays has taken over the lead for first base within the American League, as he now holds a slim lead over the Yankees’ Paul Goldschmidt. Staying in New York, Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor remains to be on course to earn the primary All-Star begin of his standout profession. Lindor, who’s on a Corridor-of-Fame observe, beforehand earned 4 All-Star picks as a member of Cleveland, however none was a beginning nod. This could be his first choice since being traded to the Mets in January of 2021. This season, the 31-year-old Lindor goes into Monday’s slate with a 133 OPS+ and 16 residence runs and 13 stolen bases in 76 video games. That is after all along with his plus fielding on the premium place of quick.
Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh, within the midst of a breakout, record-breaking season, sits in place for his first nod, whereas rookie shortstop Jacob Wilson is at present beating 2024 MVP runner-up Bobby Witt Jr. for the glory. Orioles DH Ryan O’Hearn has the lead in his class after Rafael Devers was traded out of the American League.
As a reminder, the highest vote recipient in every league — Decide and Ohtani, presently — will get to bypass the following part of voting and earns an outright beginning task. Everybody else has to undergo a second part of voting, with followers voting among the many numerous finalists at every place. The primary part of voting will proceed till midday EST on Thursday, June 26.
Now this is a have a look at the AL’s main vote getters at every place:
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AL All-Star Recreation vote leaders (as of June 23) |
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C |
Cal Raleigh |
Mariners |
1,901,389 |
.276, 31 HR, 1.042 OPS |
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1B |
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. |
Blue Jays |
1,192,604 |
.279, 10 HR, .825 OPS |
|
2B |
Gleyber Torres |
Tigers |
1,133,888 |
.278, 7 HR, .804 OPS |
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3B |
José Ramírez |
Guardians |
1,780,631 |
.323, 13 HR, 20 SB, .910 OPS |
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SS |
Jacob Wilson |
Athletics |
1,120,791 |
.349, 9 HR, .883 OPS |
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OF |
Aaron Decide |
Yankees |
2,699,483 |
.367, 27 HR, 1.195 OPS |
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OF |
Riley Greene |
Tigers |
1,370,098 |
.291, 17 HR, .875 OPS |
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OF |
Javier Báez |
Tigers |
937,205 |
.290, 9 HR, .801 OPS |
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DH |
Ryan O’Hearn |
Orioles |
353,029 |
.305, 10 HR, .867 OPS |
And now for the NL:
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NL All-Star Recreation vote leaders (as of June 23) |
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C |
Will Smith |
Dodgers |
2,099,944 |
.328, 9 HR, .969 OPS |
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1B |
Freddie Freeman |
Dodgers |
2,095,672 |
.321, 9 HR, .14 OPS |
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2B |
Ketel Marte |
D-backs |
1,561,235 |
.310, 13 HR, 1.002 OPS |
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3B |
Manny Machado |
Padres |
1,683,022 |
.305, 12 HR, .865 OPS |
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SS |
Francisco Lindor |
Mets |
1,641,053 |
.270, 16 HR, 13 SB, .816 OPS |
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OF |
Pete Crow-Armstrong |
Cubs |
2,005,630 |
.269, 21 HR, 23 SB, .866 OPS |
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OF |
Teoscar Hernández |
Dodgers |
1,366,537 |
.263, 14 HR, .796 OPS |
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OF |
Kyle Tucker |
Cubs |
1,219,866 |
.285, 15 HR, 18 SB, .923 OPS |
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DH |
Shohei Ohtani |
Dodgers |
2,521,718 |
.291, 26 HR, 11 SB, 1.014 OPS |
The 2025 All-Star Recreation is scheduled for July 15.
