Plus: 1 player on each team worthy of ASG vote
The All-Star Ballots are out! One of the nicest things about the MLB All-Star Game is that every team, no matter how their season is going, gets at least one representative.
They may not be a starter. They may not have made the team if they'd been surrounded by stars on their own team. They might be on a team that's having a rough season. But they still get to represent their team, their city and their fans. There is something special about that. You will always see your team's logo out there.
But on which guy? Today we take a look at the player on each team who is most deserving of your All-Star vote. |
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