After brawl, Bryce Harper leads all NL players in NL All-Star Game voting update

Harper is on track to be joined by several clubs players in the NL All-Star Game starting lineup

Seven weeks from Tuesday, the game's biggest stars will convene in Miami at Marlins Park for the 2017 All-Star Game.

As always, MLB has opened up the All-Star Game starting lineups to fan voting. Here is the ballot. MLB released the first NL voting update Tuesday, which is led by Nationals franchise player Bryce Harper:

Outfielder @Bharper3407 of the @Nationals leads the NL in fan balloting for the 2017 @AllStarGame. Vote now at https://t.co/qd5OOxn7ED pic.twitter.com/SdPsLKdClg

— MLB Communications (@MLB_PR) May 30, 2017

Harper has a 230,436 vote lead on his teammate, Daniel Murphy, the second highest vote-getter.

The Cubs are well-represented, predictably. Anthony Rizzo and Kris Bryant lead the voting at their positions while Javier Baez, Addison Russell, and Willson Contreras are all second. Also, Jason Heyward is in line to start in the outfield with Ben Zobrist and Kyle Schwarber only a few votes behind.

As a reminder, the highest vote-getter at each position will start the All-Star Game. The rest of the All-Star roster is selected through player and coaching staff voting. 

Based on previous years, the first AL All-Star Game voting update will be released Wednesday.