Adam Lind: To Be an All-Star Selection Casualty?

David Allan by Scribe Written on July 02, 2009
OAKLAND, CA - MAY 09:  Adam Lind #26 of the Toronto Blue Jays bats against the Oakland Athletics on May 9, 2009 at the Oakland Coliseum in Oakland, California.  (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

In baseball, everyone is talking about Albert Pujols, and rightfully so.

“The Machine” is once again setting his sites on the first Triple Crown since Yaz in 1967. With less than 24 hours left to make your pick, Pujols clearly looks to be heading for the highest vote total for this go at the mid summer classic and deservedly so.

I constantly hear about how the fans get it wrong. In the case of Pujols, I’d like to give my brethren a round of applauds because they clearly got it right.

Now let’s talk about an instance where they got it wrong and why. The American League outfield is a dumpster fire and the fans continually poor grease on it. I’d ask why? You’d probably ask me why I have such a problem with the results.  

Let’s look at it real quick. I’ll give you the top 15 and the number of votes received, and the one guy I was completely snubbed by the MLB and subsequently the Fans.

 

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