Tuesday, June 15, 2004
NL All-Star Voting
Both Jeff Kent and Adam Everett hold sizeable leads in the NL All-Star voting.
Here's a look at where all of the Astros regulars stand.
C:
1. Piazza, M. Mets 950,296
2. Ausmus, B. Astros 587,268
1B:
1. Pujols, A. Cardinals 892,603
2. Bagwell, J. Astros 807,564
2B:
1. Kent, J. Astros 1,089,924
2. Giles, M. Braves 382,287
SS:
1. Everett, A. Astros 625,055
2. Renteria, E. Cardinals 545,697
3B:
2. Ramirez, A. Cubs 450,421
3. Ensberg, M. Astros 433,924
OF:
3. Sosa, S. Cubs 920,182
4. Berkman, L. Astros 762,248
5. Biggio, C. Astros 687,721
6. Alou, M. Cubs 550,690
7. Hidalgo, R. Astros 530,377
I'm guessing that NL Manager Jack McKeon will add Berkman as a reserve, and it's almost a lock that Roger Clemens will start on the mound.
I'm actually shocked to see Houston players fare so well. Astros never seem to rank high in the voting. The strong attendance figures certainly help, but with online voting, any team's fans can stuff the ballot box.
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Here's a look at where all of the Astros regulars stand.
C:
1. Piazza, M. Mets 950,296
2. Ausmus, B. Astros 587,268
1B:
1. Pujols, A. Cardinals 892,603
2. Bagwell, J. Astros 807,564
2B:
1. Kent, J. Astros 1,089,924
2. Giles, M. Braves 382,287
SS:
1. Everett, A. Astros 625,055
2. Renteria, E. Cardinals 545,697
3B:
2. Ramirez, A. Cubs 450,421
3. Ensberg, M. Astros 433,924
OF:
3. Sosa, S. Cubs 920,182
4. Berkman, L. Astros 762,248
5. Biggio, C. Astros 687,721
6. Alou, M. Cubs 550,690
7. Hidalgo, R. Astros 530,377
I'm guessing that NL Manager Jack McKeon will add Berkman as a reserve, and it's almost a lock that Roger Clemens will start on the mound.
I'm actually shocked to see Houston players fare so well. Astros never seem to rank high in the voting. The strong attendance figures certainly help, but with online voting, any team's fans can stuff the ballot box.
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