CLEVELAND, Ohio — Major League Baseball released the latest All-Star fan vote totals Monday, and Guardians players are practically absent among American League leaders at their positions.
José Ramírez, Andrés Giménez and Josh Naylor are the only Cleveland players who currently rank among the top 10 vote-getters in Phase 1 of balloting for the July 11 Midsummer Classic in Seattle.
Ramírez ranks ninth among third basemen, while Giménez (second base) and Naylor (first base) are 10th at their respective positions.
Ramírez, a four-time All-Star, is coming off a homestand that saw him hit .435 with four home runs and eight RBI, while Naylor leads the majors with seven doubles and 16 RBI and ranks second with a .488 batting average since May 30. Last year, Giménez became the first Cleveland All-Star to start at second base since Roberto Alomar in 2000.
Online voting is open until June 22 at MLB.com. As they have since 2019, fans will choose the top two players at each position (six outfielders) to advance to Phase 2, and then will vote for the starter in each league during a final round which begins June 26.
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Complete All-Star voting totals as of June 12.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CATCHERS: 1. Adley Rutschman, Orioles - 460,496; 2. Jonah Heim, Rangers - 320,028; 3. Salvador Perez, Royals - 312,615; 4. Alejandro Kirk, Blue Jays - 258,580; 5. Martín Maldonado, Astros - 154,799; 6. Cal Raleigh, Mariners - 133,344; 7. Christian Bethancourt, Rays - 116,819; 8. Matt Thaiss, Angels - 116,716; 9. Jose Trevino, Yankees - 107,304; 10. Yasmani Grandal, White Sox - 52,035.
FIRST BASEMEN: 1. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Blue Jays - 545,976; 2. Yandy Díaz, Rays - 533,179; 3. Anthony Rizzo, Yankees - 321,765; 4. Nathaniel Lowe, Rangers - 192,643; 5. Ty France, Mariners - 132,393; 6. José Abreu, Astros - 131,517; 7. Jared Walsh, Angels - 86,491; 8. Ryan Mountcastle, Orioles - 80,274; 9. Joey Gallo, Twins - 42,472; 10. Josh Naylor, Guardians - 34,701.
SECOND BASEMEN: 1. Marcus Semien, Rangers - 707,712; 2. Jose Altuve, Astros - 363,013; 3. Whit Merrifield, Blue Jays - 286,799; 4. Gleyber Torres, Yankees - 171,173; 5. Brandon Drury, Angels - 146,476; 6. José Caballero, Mariners - 107,633; 7. Brandon Lowe, Rays - 88,140; 8. Adam Frazier, Orioles - 78,839; 9. Zach McKinstry, Tigers - 57,798; 10. Andrés Giménez, Guardians - 38,420.
THIRD BASEMEN: 1. Matt Chapman, Blue Jays - 475,322; 2. Josh Jung, Rangers - 470,836; 3. Rafael Devers, Red Sox - 221,310; 4. Alex Bregman, Astros - 187,388; 5. Anthony Rendon, Angels - 147,258; 6. Isaac Paredes, Rays - 130,125; 7. Eugenio Suárez, Mariners - 129,947; 8. DJ LeMahieu, Yankees - 129,178; 9. José Ramírez, Guardians - 100,097; 10. Ramón Urías, Orioles - 67,944.
SHORTSTOPS: 1. Bo Bichette, Blue Jays - 775,221; 2. Corey Seager, Rangers - 376,659; 3. Wander Franco, Rays - 226,629; 4. Jeremy Peña, Astros - 172,258; 5. J.P. Crawford, Mariners - 123,364; 6. Zach Neto, Angels - 117,483; 7. Anthony Volpe, Yankees - 114,842; 8. Jorge Mateo, Orioles - 63,514; 9. Javier Báez, Tigers - 46,972; 10. Enrique Hernández, Red Sox - 43,651.
DESIGNATED HITTERS: 1. Shohei Ohtani, Angels - 924,182; 2. Brandon Belt, Blue Jays - 205,659; 3. Robbie Grossman, Rangers - 129,623; 4. Corey Julks, Astros - 116,842; 5. Harold Ramírez, Rays - 112,860; 6. Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees - 112,608; 7. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers - 73,600; 8. Justin Turner, Red Sox - 72,273; 9. AJ Pollock, Mariners - 58,617; 10. Jake Burger, White Sox - 57,408.
OUTFIELDERS: 1. Aaron Judge, Yankees - 844,965; 2. Mike Trout, Angels - 598,918; 3. Yordan Alvarez, Astros - 571,986; 4. Randy Arozarena, Rays - 532,489; 5. Kevin Kiermaier, Blue Jays - 322,341; 6. Adolis García, Rangers - 300,968; 7. George Springer, Blue Jays - 275,512; 8. Masataka Yoshida, Red Sox - 268,969; 9. Julio Rodríguez, Mariners - 221,092; 10. Daulton Varsho, Blue Jays - 216,643; 11. Ezequial Duran, Rangers - 206,475; 12. Josh Lowe, Rays - 194,691; 13. Leody Taveras, Rangers - 164,851; 14. Kyle Tucker, Astros - 162,122; 15. Jarred Kelenic, Mariners - 153,175; 16. Harrison Bader, Yankees - 137,655; 17. Hunter Renfroe, Angels - 114,706; 18. Austin Hays, Orioles - 113,698; 19. Jake Meyers, Astros - 110,566; 20. Cedric Mullins, Orioles - 108,982.
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