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Official rosters will be announced on July 5. The 2009 All-Star Game will be played July 14 in St. Louis.

Fan vote totals are listed . Players at each position with the most votes will be the starters on the final roster, those are in bold.
Last updated:
AL: Tuesday, June 29, 2009
NL: Monday, June 28, 2009


2009 All-Star Vote Tallies
American League
First Basemen
1Mark Teixeira, Yankees3,309,050
2Kevin Youkilis, Red Sox3,069,906
3Justin Morneau, Twins2,186,567
4Miguel Cabrera, Tigers1,447,125
5Chris Davis, Rangers1,145,037
6Carlos Pena, Rays1,083,447
7Russell Branyan, Mariners586,020
8Lyle Overbay, Blue Jays473,248
Second Basemen
1Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox3,404,384
2Ian Kinsler, Rangers3,331,298
3Robinson Cano, Yankees2,115,056
4Aaron Hill, Blue Jays1,233,710
5Placido Polanco, Tigers1,032,428
6Brian Roberts, Orioles779,159
7Asdrubal Cabrera, Indians511,542
8Akinori Iwamura, Rays474,552
Shortstops
1Derek Jeter, Yankees4,851,889
2Jason Bartlett, Rays2,098,422
3Elvis Andrus, Rangers1,586,224
4Marco Scutaro, Blue Jays1,064,344
5Jed Lowrie, Red Sox933,876
6Adam Everett, Tigers603,488
7Alexei Ramirez, White Sox602,329
8Nick Punto, Twins566,629
Third Basemen
1Evan Longoria, Rays4,315,210
2Alex Rodriguez, Yankees2,350,496
3Mike Lowell, Red Sox1,759,195
4Michael Young, Rangers1,741,982
5Brandon Inge, Tigers891,112
6Scott Rolen, Blue Jays850,033
7Joe Crede, Twins646,915
8Chone Figgins, Angels542,797
Outfielders
1Jason Bay, Red Sox4,087,450
2Ichiro Suzuki, Mariners2,846,069
3Josh Hamilton, Rangers2,412,359
4Torii Hunter, Angels2,363,481
5Carl Crawford, Rays2,253,397
6Jacoby Ellsbury, Red Sox2,250,799
7Johnny Damon, Yankees2,012,368
8J.D. Drew, Red Sox1,735,703
9Nelson Cruz, Rangers1,715,709
10Ken Griffey Jr., Mariners1,669,135
11Adam Jones, Orioles1,247,826
12David Murphy, Rangers1,101,818
13B.J. Upton, Rays1,080,662
14Curtis Granderson, Tigers1,068,626
15Nick Markakis, Orioles1,049,331
16Brett Gardner, Yankees1,033,1031
17Bobby Abreu, Angels1,024,786
18Vladimir Guerrero, Angels916,404
19Grady Sizemore, Indians908,434
20Magglio Ordonez, Tigers745,379
21Michael Cuddyer, Twins717,940
22Matt Holliday, Athletics689,018
23Pat Burrell, Rays678,426
24Jermaine Dye, White Sox656,536
Catchers
1Joe Mauer, Twins4,335,739
2Jason Varitek, Red Sox2,225,630
3Jorge Posada, Yankees1,916,436
4Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Rangers1,497,588
5Victor Martinez, Indians1,087,761
6Dioner Navarro, Rays569,785
7Rod Barajas, Blue Jays545,735
8Gerald Laird, Tigers527,388
National League
First Basemen
1Albert Pujols, Cardinals5,397,734
2Prince Fielder, Brewers2,118,947
3Ryan Howard, Phillies2,059,760
4Adrian Gonzalez, Padres1,504,979
5Lance Berkman, Astros922,870
6James Loney, Dodgers622,482
7Carlos Delgado, Mets567,956
8Derrek Lee, Cubs542,371
Second Basemen
1Chase Utley, Phillies5,027,029
2Orlando Hudson, Dodgers1,703,710
3Rickie Weeks, Brewers1,355,204
4Skip Schumaker, Cardinals1,191,954
5Dan Uggla, Marlins893,916
6Luis Castillo, Mets729,780
7David Eckstein, Padres727,585
8Kazuo Matsui, Astros658,523
Shortstops
1Hanley Ramirez, Marlins3,218,917
2Jimmy Rollins, Phillies2,246,792
3J.J. Hardy, Brewers1,857,288
4Miguel Tejada, Astros1,415,539
5Jose Reyes, Mets1,114,295
6Khalil Greene, Cardinals819,412
7Rafael Furcal, Dodgers811,340
8Ryan Theriot, Cubs718,058
Third Basemen
1David Wright, Mets3,100,863
2Chipper Jones, Braves2,035,936
3Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals1,681,239
4Bill Hall, Brewers1,403,589
5Pedro Feliz, Phillies1,380,058
6Casey Blake, Dodgers972,763
7Aramis Ramirez, Cubs878,993
8Pablo Sandoval, Giants758,334
Outfielders
1Ryan Braun, Brewers4,138,559
2Raul Ibanez, Phillies4,053,355
3Carlos Beltran, Mets2,812,295
4Alfonso Soriano, Cubs2,692,994
5Shane Victorino, Phillies2,123,079
6Mike Cameron, Brewers2,018,879
7Manny Ramirez, Dodgers1,739,736
8Corey Hart, Brewers1,683,452
9Rick Ankiel, Cardinals1,632,113
10Jayson Werth, Phillies1,542,347
11Ryan Ludwick, Cardinals1,427,898
12Justin Upton, Diamondbacks1,282,501
13Adam Dunn, Nationals1,220,758
14Matt Kemp, Dodgers1,145,428
15Andre Ethier, Dodgers1,133,863
16Carlos Lee, Astros989,889
17Chris Duncan, Cardinals886,223
18Brad Hawpe, Rockies868,980
19Hunter Pence, Astros857,223
20Kosuke Fukudome, Cubs828,796
21Nate McLouth, Pirates/Braves777,613
22Garret Anderson, Braves723,537
23Milton Bradley, Cubs695,729
24Jeff Francoeur, Braves635,818
Catchers
1Yadier Molina, Cardinals2,641,467
2Brian McCann, Braves2,375,808
3Ivan Rodriguez, Astros1,810,308
4Jason Kendall, Brewers1,752,062
5Bengie Molina, Giants1,729,471
6Carlos Ruiz, Phillies1,417,906
7Russell Martin, Dodgers1,172,618
8Geovany Soto, Cubs756,900
 
Talk Back
Reputation:87
Level:All-Star
Since:May 28, 2008

June 29, 2009 11:09 am
AL
1b- Mark Texeira
2b- Aaron Hill
SS- Jason Bartlett
3b- Evan longoria
C-  Joe Mauer (very close with martinez)
OF- Jason Bay, Torii Hunter, Carl Crawford
SP- Chien Ming
...(more)
Reputation:82
Level:All-Star
Since:Nov 21, 2006

June 16, 2009 4:00 pm
Folks, I may be wrong here, but, is the way the system of voting screwed up? I mean, look at the vote totals of the NL players. It almost appears there areabout 2 million more votes going towards NL players vs AL players. There are some positions tha ...(more)
Reputation:43
Level:Rookie
Since:Jan 13, 2009

June 16, 2009 5:32 pm
is anyone watching the fact the Rangers have players highly ranked at all positions - - let's get real folks.  Andrus?  Saltalamacchia? Davis?  Kinsler - yes, Hamilton - not a good year- Cruz should be higher - only goes to show that f ...(more)
Reputation:93
Level:All-Star
Since:Sep 17, 2007

July 10, 2009 12:28 am

Of course part of the fun in the All-Star game is scrutinizing the more horrendous selections and omissions. Here's just a few of my favorites from this year...

- Russ Branyan hitting 21 home runs was only enough to warrant half as ...(more)

Reputation:91
Level:All-Star
Since:Jan 26, 2007

July 13, 2009 1:46 pm
Former world series MVP Jermaine Dye was 24th in outfield voting, what a joke
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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