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Brown Baffles Los Angeles 1978 Batters
Thursday, May 15th , 2025
Florida 1997 Marlins right-hander Kevin Brown used his full arsenal to shoot down the Los Angeles 1978 Dodgers, 5-0. All day long, he exhibited fine command of all his pitches, giving up no walks and striking out 5. Brown allowed 7 hits in the victory.
"It felt like my catcher and I were on the same page all day, and Los Angeles 1978 was on a way, way different page," Brown said.
This year, Brown has compiled a 7-1 mark with a 2.82 ERA in 11 starts.
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American League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Wednesday, May 14th , 2025
Below are the current standings for the American League All-Star Fan voting (as of Wed. May 14th , 2025) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Fri. Jul. 4th , 2025. The top vote getter at this point is Ivan Rodriguez with 132,661 votes.
CATCHER 1. Ivan Rodriguez, Texas 1999 Rangers: 132,661 2. Mike Napoli, Los Angeles 2008 Angels: 111,168 3. Brian Harper, Minnesota 1991 Twins: 95,595
FIRST BASE 1. John Olerud, Toronto 1993 Blue Jays: 117,452 2. Frank Thomas, Chicago 1993 White Sox: 107,988 3. Edgar Martinez, Seattle 1998 Mariners: 97,001
SECOND BASE 1. Joe Morgan, Houston 1980 Astros: 109,223 2. Roberto Alomar, Toronto 1993 Blue Jays: 91,653 3. Lou Whitaker, Detroit 1984 Tigers: 78,716
THIRD BASE 1. George Brett, Kansas City 1977 Royals: 125,678 2. Art Howe, Houston 1980 Astros: 101,313 3. Robin Ventura, Chicago 1993 White Sox: 95,735
SHORTSTOP 1. Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore 1983 Orioles: 116,720 2. Nomar Garciaparra, Boston 2004 Red Sox: 112,330 3. Alan Trammell, Detroit 1984 Tigers: 104,399
LEFT FIELD 1. Rickey Henderson, Oakland 1990 Athletics: 131,359 2. Shane Mack, Minnesota 1991 Twins: 101,916 3. Tom Tresh, New York 1962 Yankees: 95,347
CENTER FIELD 1. Mickey Mantle, New York 1962 Yankees: 128,704 2. Cesar Cedeno, Houston 1980 Astros: 88,852 3. Kenny Lofton, Cleveland 1995 Indians: 88,294
RIGHT FIELD 1. Manny Ramirez, Cleveland 1995 Indians: 115,542 2. Roger Maris, New York 1962 Yankees: 91,948 3. Jose Canseco, Oakland 1990 Athletics: 81,914
DESIGNATED HITTER 1. John Lowenstein, Baltimore 1983 Orioles: 100,550 2. Vladimir Guerrero, Los Angeles 2008 Angels: 97,526 3. Tim Raines, Chicago 1993 White Sox: 95,603
STARTING PITCHER 1. Curt Schilling, Boston 2004 Red Sox: 41,269 2. Al Downing, New York 1962 Yankees: 39,098 3. Pedro Martinez, Boston 2004 Red Sox: 36,051 4. Randy Johnson, Seattle 1998 Mariners: 35,101 5. Whitey Ford, New York 1962 Yankees: 34,321
RELIEVER 1. Dennis Eckersley, Oakland 1990 Athletics: 30,435 2. Jake McGee, Tampa Bay 2013 Rays: 27,915 3. Jose Mesa, Cleveland 1995 Indians: 26,232 4. Willie Hernandez, Detroit 1984 Tigers: 24,451 5. Duane Ward, Toronto 1993 Blue Jays: 24,119
In his career, Rodriguez has racked up 1192 hits with a .298 average and .337 on-base percentage. His numbers include 240 doubles, 19 triples, and 123 home runs, along with 563 runs scored and 546 RBIs.
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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Wednesday, May 14th , 2025
Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Wed. May 14th , 2025) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Fri. Jul. 4th , 2025. The top vote getter at this point is Joe Morgan with 121,092 votes.
CATCHER 1. Charles Johnson, Florida 1997 Marlins: 83,951 2. Johnny Bench, Cincinnati 1976 Reds: 80,093 3. Ted Simmons, Milwaukee 1982 Brewers: 75,675
FIRST BASE 1. Greg Colbrunn, Arizona 2002 Diamondbacks: 110,422 2. Will Clark, San Francisco 1989 Giants: 102,706 3. Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee 1982 Brewers: 93,471
SECOND BASE 1. Joe Morgan, Cincinnati 1976 Reds: 121,092 2. Tom Herr, St. Louis 1985 Cardinals: 86,951 3. Junior Spivey, Arizona 2002 Diamondbacks: 83,262
THIRD BASE 1. Kevin Mitchell, San Francisco 1989 Giants: 114,743 2. Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia 1980 Phillies: 93,948 3. Vinny Castilla, Colorado 1997 Rockies: 84,911
SHORTSTOP 1. Robin Yount, Milwaukee 1982 Brewers: 105,778 2. Dave Concepcion, Cincinnati 1976 Reds: 88,687 3. Ozzie Smith, St. Louis 1985 Cardinals: 71,696
LEFT FIELD 1. Luis Gonzalez, Arizona 2002 Diamondbacks: 115,467 2. George Foster, Cincinnati 1976 Reds: 100,727 3. Moises Alou, Florida 1997 Marlins: 96,894
CENTER FIELD 1. Ellis Burks, Colorado 1997 Rockies: 99,074 2. Marquis Grissom, Montreal 1994 Expos: 95,002 3. Lenny Dykstra, New York 1986 Mets: 88,653
RIGHT FIELD 1. Larry Walker, Colorado 1997 Rockies: 116,751 2. Reggie Smith, Los Angeles 1978 Dodgers: 112,591 3. Darryl Strawberry, New York 1986 Mets: 106,047
STARTING PITCHER 1. Greg Maddux, Atlanta 1995 Braves: 98,200 2. Dwight Gooden, New York 1986 Mets: 95,943 3. Kevin Brown, Florida 1997 Marlins: 79,313 4. Pedro Martinez, Montreal 1994 Expos: 77,742 5. Scott Garrelts, San Francisco 1989 Giants: 73,026
RELIEVER 1. Gil Heredia, Montreal 1994 Expos: 81,350 2. Ken Dayley, St. Louis 1985 Cardinals: 70,597 3. John Wetteland, Montreal 1994 Expos: 70,415 4. Robb Nen, Florida 1997 Marlins: 67,086 5. Tim Scott, Montreal 1994 Expos: 66,440
Morgan has a lifetime .281 batting average and .399 on-base percentage in his 1540-game career with 1565 hits and 152 home runs.
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