This Tuesday a new update of the first phase of voting for the all-star game was released. and the Venezuelan Ronald Acuña Jr. It seems headed, being the only one that exceeds two million votes. In total, he owns 2.201.468MM.
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Let's remember that the player who accumulates the most votes for each League will have a direct ticket to Seattle; which is where the midseason classic will take place.
It should be noted that voting for the first phase ends on Thursday, and the Japanese Shohei Ohtani is currently the player with the most units in the American League (1.885.144MM).
Among the news, it stands out that Salvador Pérez got into the top-2 of the American League catchers, that is, he has a chance to go to the final sentence. In total, he has the approval of 645.650MM voters, that's almost 300 more votes than what was registered in the first bulletin, but still 200 less than Adley Rutschman of the Baltimore Orioles.
José Altuve came out of the top-2 of the intermediate players, because despite accumulating 623.829 votes, Whit Merrifield leads him by almost 100. Meanwhile, in the National League, Luis Arráez and Orlando Arcia surpassed one million votes and lead their respective positions.
This is how the Venezuelans go
Catcher American League
- Adley Rutschman, 895.217
- SALVADOR PEREZ, 645.650
Second baseman American League
- Marcus Semien, 1.414.056
- Whit Merrifield, 715,967
- JOSEPH ALTUVE, 623.829
5. GLEYBER TORRES, 303.164
10. ANDRES GIMENEZ, 101.572
Catcher National League
- Sean Murphy, 1.320.838
- Will Smith, 836.754
4. FRANCISCO ALVAREZ, 335.043
Second baseman National League
- LUIS ARRÁEZ, 1.056.439
- Ozzie Albies, 884.328
5. THAIRO ESTRADA, 220.337
National League shortstop
- ORLANDO ARCIA, 1.060,559
- Francisco Lindor, 508.168
National League Gardens
- RONALD ACUÑA JR., 2.201.468
- Mookie Betts, 1.411.557
- Corbin Carroll, 673.880
- Lourdes Gurriel, 672.779
- Juan Soto, 600.962
- Fernando Tatis Jr., 495.231
