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    Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?...=.jsp&c_id=mlb

    Good to know he's getting some respect this year, Alfonso has done nothing to deserve it.

    Keep up the good work Ken.


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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    Brandon Phillips should be up there for 2nd baseman.

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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    Griff has earned it. He has also earned apologies from an awful lot of people. I hoe he doesn't hold his breath.

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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    We all know it's based on popularity, but based on the season to this point, who does everyone have?

    NL
    C-Martin (Dodgers)
    1B-Fielder (Brewers)
    2B-Utley (Phillies)
    SS-Hardy (Brewers) You can make a great case for Reyes, Hanley Ramirez or Jimmy Rollins as well...
    3B-Cabrera (Marlins)
    OF-Holliday (Rockies)
    OF-Jr (Reds) His #'s match up with most
    OF-Lee (Astros) Bay deserves a look too (although his #'s are inflated by hitting against the Reds)

    AL
    C-Martinez (Indians)
    1B-Morneau (Twins) Youk making a strong case in Boston
    2B-Upton (D-Rays)
    SS-Peralta (Indians)
    3B-A-Rod (Yankees)
    OF-Ordonez (White Sox)
    OF-Vlad (Angels)
    OF-Hunter (Twins) Sizemore and Ichiro are having strong years, too

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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    Quote Originally Posted by Cicero View Post
    Griff has earned it. He has also earned apologies from an awful lot of people. I hoe he doesn't hold his breath.
    I've criticized Griffey A LOT in the past. This offseason I was absolutely convinced he was the biggest problem this team had and I just knew there was no way he would ever move from center field without being a huge baby about it.


    I was wrong, wrong, wrong. And I do apologize.

    Soriano's heatin' up tho.

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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    Good for Griff, he deserves it!!! Where are the guys who were saying Dunn is an obvious allstar pick, he's only at 15 in the NL right now....

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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    Certainly deserving. Although I understand, because the team stinks and his name is not that well known, I am disapoointed that Brandon Phillips is not more attention from fans.

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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    Quote Originally Posted by bounty37h View Post
    Good for Griff, he deserves it!!! Where are the guys who were saying Dunn is an obvious allstar pick, he's only at 15 in the NL right now....
    That's because I'm assuming that most the votes come from the casual fan, who usually aren't going to put a lot of stock in a player's OPS #'s.

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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    Quote Originally Posted by markymark69 View Post
    Certainly deserving. Although I understand, because the team stinks and his name is not that well known, I am disapoointed that Brandon Phillips is not more attention from fans.
    He's also playing a position that's stocked with all star caliber talent. Utley, Reyes, and Ramirez are all having better seasons even if they do play in bigger markets.
    I'm just like everybody else. I have two arms, two legs and 4,000 hits."

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    Re: Griffey leaps ahead NL All Star Ballot

    Quote Originally Posted by rotnoid View Post
    He's also playing a position that's stocked with all star caliber talent. Utley, Reyes, and Ramirez are all having better seasons even if they do play in bigger markets.
    Reyes and Ramirez are shortstops. And I just looked at the list, the fact that Jose Valentin is #5 on the list is laughable.


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