If MLB All-Star Game voting was based on performance starting in June, the Guardians might have multiple starters on their way to Seattle. But since Rob Manfred rudely makes us consider the entire season to this point, the Guards are trailing at every position, which isn’t much of a surprise.
Major League Baseball posted an update on the current numbers, and no Guards are even in the top five of their respective positions. As of this writing, Josh Naylor ranks 10th among first basemen with 34,701, Andrés Giménez ranks 10th among second basemen with 38,420 votes, and José Ramírez is the ninth-place third baseman with 100,097 votes.