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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
1	Mark Teixeira, Yankees	3,309,050
2	Kevin Youkilis, Red Sox	3,069,906
3	Justin Morneau, Twins	2,186,567
4	Miguel Cabrera, Tigers	1,447,125
5	Chris Davis, Rangers	1,145,037
6	Carlos Pena, Rays	1,083,447
7	Russell Branyan, Mariners	586,020
8	Lyle Overbay, Blue Jays	473,248
Second Basemen
1	Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox	3,404,384
2	Ian Kinsler, Rangers	3,331,298
3	Robinson Cano, Yankees	2,115,056
4	Aaron Hill, Blue Jays	1,233,710
5	Placido Polanco, Tigers	1,032,428
6	Brian Roberts, Orioles	779,159
7	Asdrubal Cabrera, Indians	511,542
8	Akinori Iwamura, Rays	474,552
Shortstops
1	Derek Jeter, Yankees	4,851,889
2	Jason Bartlett, Rays	2,098,422
3	Elvis Andrus, Rangers	1,586,224
4	Marco Scutaro, Blue Jays	1,064,344
5	Jed Lowrie, Red Sox	933,876
6	Adam Everett, Tigers	603,488
7	Alexei Ramirez, White Sox	602,329
8	Nick Punto, Twins	566,629
Third Basemen
1	Evan Longoria, Rays	4,315,210
2	Alex Rodriguez, Yankees	2,350,496
3	Mike Lowell, Red Sox	1,759,195
4	Michael Young, Rangers	1,741,982
5	Brandon Inge, Tigers	891,112
6	Scott Rolen, Blue Jays	850,033
7	Joe Crede, Twins	646,915
8	Chone Figgins, Angels	542,797
Outfielders
1	Jason Bay, Red Sox	4,087,450
2	Ichiro Suzuki, Mariners	2,846,069
3	Josh Hamilton, Rangers	2,412,359
4	Torii Hunter, Angels	2,363,481
5	Carl Crawford, Rays	2,253,397
6	Jacoby Ellsbury, Red Sox	2,250,799
7	Johnny Damon, Yankees	2,012,368
8	J.D. Drew, Red Sox	1,735,703
9	Nelson Cruz, Rangers	1,715,709
10	Ken Griffey Jr., Mariners	1,669,135
11	Adam Jones, Orioles	1,247,826
12	David Murphy, Rangers	1,101,818
13	B.J. Upton, Rays	1,080,662
14	Curtis Granderson, Tigers	1,068,626
15	Nick Markakis, Orioles	1,049,331
16	Brett Gardner, Yankees	1,033,1031
17	Bobby Abreu, Angels	1,024,786
18	Vladimir Guerrero, Angels	916,404
19	Grady Sizemore, Indians	908,434
20	Magglio Ordonez, Tigers	745,379
21	Michael Cuddyer, Twins	717,940
22	Matt Holliday, Athletics	689,018
23	Pat Burrell, Rays	678,426
24	Jermaine Dye, White Sox	656,536
Catchers
1	Joe Mauer, Twins	4,335,739
2	Jason Varitek, Red Sox	2,225,630
3	Jorge Posada, Yankees	1,916,436
4	Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Rangers	1,497,588
5	Victor Martinez, Indians	1,087,761
6	Dioner Navarro, Rays	569,785
7	Rod Barajas, Blue Jays	545,735
8	Gerald Laird, Tigers	527,388

National League
First Basemen
1	Albert Pujols, Cardinals	5,397,734
2	Prince Fielder, Brewers	2,118,947
3	Ryan Howard, Phillies	2,059,760
4	Adrian Gonzalez, Padres	1,504,979
5	Lance Berkman, Astros	922,870
6	James Loney, Dodgers	622,482
7	Carlos Delgado, Mets	567,956
8	Derrek Lee, Cubs	542,371
Second Basemen
1	Chase Utley, Phillies	5,027,029
2	Orlando Hudson, Dodgers	1,703,710
3	Rickie Weeks, Brewers	1,355,204
4	Skip Schumaker, Cardinals	1,191,954
5	Dan Uggla, Marlins	893,916
6	Luis Castillo, Mets	729,780
7	David Eckstein, Padres	727,585
8	Kazuo Matsui, Astros	658,523
Shortstops
1	Hanley Ramirez, Marlins	3,218,917
2	Jimmy Rollins, Phillies	2,246,792
3	J.J. Hardy, Brewers	1,857,288
4	Miguel Tejada, Astros	1,415,539
5	Jose Reyes, Mets	1,114,295
6	Khalil Greene, Cardinals	819,412
7	Rafael Furcal, Dodgers	811,340
8	Ryan Theriot, Cubs	718,058
Third Basemen
1	David Wright, Mets	3,100,863
2	Chipper Jones, Braves	2,035,936
3	Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals	1,681,239
4	Bill Hall, Brewers	1,403,589
5	Pedro Feliz, Phillies	1,380,058
6	Casey Blake, Dodgers	972,763
7	Aramis Ramirez, Cubs	878,993
8	Pablo Sandoval, Giants	758,334
Outfielders
1	Ryan Braun, Brewers	4,138,559
2	Raul Ibanez, Phillies	4,053,355
3	Carlos Beltran, Mets	2,812,295
4	Alfonso Soriano, Cubs	2,692,994
5	Shane Victorino, Phillies	2,123,079
6	Mike Cameron, Brewers	2,018,879
7	Manny Ramirez, Dodgers	1,739,736
8	Corey Hart, Brewers	1,683,452
9	Rick Ankiel, Cardinals	1,632,113
10	Jayson Werth, Phillies	1,542,347
11	Ryan Ludwick, Cardinals	1,427,898
12	Justin Upton, Diamondbacks	1,282,501
13	Adam Dunn, Nationals	1,220,758
14	Matt Kemp, Dodgers	1,145,428
15	Andre Ethier, Dodgers	1,133,863
16	Carlos Lee, Astros	989,889
17	Chris Duncan, Cardinals	886,223
18	Brad Hawpe, Rockies	868,980
19	Hunter Pence, Astros	857,223
20	Kosuke Fukudome, Cubs	828,796
21	Nate McLouth, Pirates/Braves	777,613
22	Garret Anderson, Braves	723,537
23	Milton Bradley, Cubs	695,729
24	Jeff Francoeur, Braves	635,818
Catchers
1	Yadier Molina, Cardinals	2,641,467
2	Brian McCann, Braves	2,375,808
3	Ivan Rodriguez, Astros	1,810,308
4	Jason Kendall, Brewers	1,752,062
5	Bengie Molina, Giants	1,729,471
6	Carlos Ruiz, Phillies	1,417,906
7	Russell Martin, Dodgers	1,172,618
8	Geovany Soto, Cubs	756,900

Talk Back

yanks=26 times

Reputation:88
Level:All-Star
Since:May 28, 2008

June 29, 2009 11:09 am

Score: 52

Create your own team based on stats, no bias

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 Wang, just kidding- Zack Greinke

NL
1b- Albert Pujols
2b- Chase Ut ...(more)

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thetuse

Reputation:90
Level:All-Star
Since:Nov 21, 2006

June 16, 2009 4:00 pm

Score: 73

Is Balloting Screwed Up????

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 that the top 4 NL players have all received more votes than the top 2 AL players... For example....The top 3 NL 1B all have received more votes tha ...(more)

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pkon15

Reputation:44
Level:Rookie
Since:Jan 13, 2009

June 16, 2009 5:32 pm

Score: 121

Rangers stuffing ballots

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 fan voting is a fraud and that making an All-Star team really means nothing more than popularity than ability.

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bronson90210

Reputation:94
Level:All-Star
Since:Sep 17, 2007

July 10, 2009 12:28 am

Score: 148

All-Star Voting Fun Facts

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 many votes as Chris Davis who has recently been demoted to the minors after hitting .202 with 114 strikeouts.

- Despite his lack of power, MV ...(more)

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Jayhawk187