Plus: Toughest calls for All-Star vote
It's always a little stressful to fill out an All-Star ballot. There are all sorts of different ways to go about it: Purely by statistical merit. By emotion. By geographic loyalty. By the number of vowels in their last name. However you want! It's your ballot! But if you're putting your best foot forward and giving it your honest-to-goodness top shot at getting the right pick at every spot, some positions are easier than others. Voting for Ronald Acuña Jr.? Not difficult. Trying to figure out the right choice for the following five positions? Quite difficult. Here's a rundown of the five toughest spots at which to make an All-Star Ballot pick. There are no right answers here. But if it makes you feel better, there are no wrong ones, either. |
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Elly De La Cruz hits as hard as Aaron Judge. He runs as fast as Trea Turner. And he throws like no infielder you've ever seen. The advanced numbers on the Reds' rookie phenom will make your jaw drop. |
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If you were expecting a shakeup at the very top of the mock draft board, sorry to disappoint. But it opens up quite a lot after that, and there are some intriguing college bats making a push. |
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Not only did he hit three home runs last night, but José Ramírez made a ridiculous backhand play and throw on the run, proving he can get it done on both sides of the ball. |
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In one of the most dominant runs in sports, the Oklahoma softball team rode its historic 53-game winning streak all the way to its third consecutive national championship. |
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When Félix Bautista enters to the iconic Omar whistle from "The Wire," opposing hitters know they are not going to have a good time. Here's how the O's closer became one of baseball's most dominant relievers. |
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From youth leagues to the Major Leagues, the baseball and softball universe will celebrate the love of the game shared all over the world during Play Ball Weekend. Here's what all 30 MLB teams are doing. |
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Before José Ramírez last night, who was the most recent Cleveland player to have a three-homer game? |
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