MLB All-Star Voting 2013: Leaders, Standings and Final Results

The 2013 MLB All-Star roster was revealed on Saturday night, and the Midsummer Classic in New York's Citi Field promises to be yet another tremendous showcase of premier professional baseball talent.

Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis leads all of baseball with 33 home runs and has already driven in 85 runs. Thus, it's no surprise that he's the leading vote-getter overall.

Leading in popularity for the National League is Yadier Molina. The St. Louis Cardinals catcher has been great at the plate and behind it defensively this season. He is batting a sensational .346.

Each squad will start the premier prodigies of their respective leagues in the outfield, too. Los Angeles Angels stud Mike Trout will be part of the AL starting nine, and the same will be true for Bryce Harper of the Washington Nationals for the NL.

Let's take a closer look at the leading vote-getters for each squad's starting lineup.

Note: Results were obtained from Fox's All-Star Selection Show telecast. Results and rosters will be updated when voting is finalized.

American League Roster

Player	Position	Team	Appearance	Votes
Chris Davis*	First baseman	Baltimore Orioles	1	8,272,243
Miguel Cabrera*	Third baseman	Detroit Tigers	8	8,013,874
Adam Jones*	Outfielder	Baltimore Orioles	3	6,793,577
Mike Trout*	Outfielder	Los Angeles Angels	2	6,771,745
David Ortiz*	Designated hitter	Boston Red Sox	9	6,226,301
Joe Mauer*	Catcher	Minnesota Twins	6	5,443,856
Robinson Cano*	Second baseman	New York Yankees	5	5,369,141
J.J. Hardy*	Shortstop	Baltimore Orioles	2	5,283,144
Jose Bautista*	Outfielder	Toronto Blue Jays	4	3,999,631
Reserves
Prince Fielder	First baseman	Detroit Tigers	5
Dustin Pedroia	Second baseman	Boston Red Sox	4
Ben Zobrist	Utility player	Tampa Bay Rays	2
Jhonny Peralta	Shortstop	Detroit Tigers	2
Nelson Cruz	Outfielder	Texas Rangers	2
Torii Hunter	Outfielder	Detroit Tigers	5
Jason Castro	Catcher	Houston Astros	1
Salvador Perez	Catcher	Kansas City Royals	1
Edwin Encarnacion	Designated hitter	Toronto Blue Jays	1
Jason Kipnis	Second baseman	Cleveland Indians	1
Manny Machado	Third baseman	Baltimore Orioles	1
Alex Gordon	Outfielder	Kansas City Royals	1
Pitchers
Max Scherzer	RHP	Detroit Tigers	1
Felix Hernandez	RHP	Seattle Mariners	4
Clay Buchholz	RHP	Boston Red Sox	2
Yu Darvish	RHP	Texas Rangers	2
Hisashi Iwakuma	RHP	Seattle Mariners	1
Mariano Rivera	RHP	New York Yankees	13
Jesse Crain	RHP	Chicago White Sox	1
Joe Nathan	LHP	Texas Rangers	6
Bartolo Colon	RHP	Oakland Athletics	3
Glen Perkins	LHP	Minnesota Twins	1
Brett Cecil	LHP	Toronto Blue Jays	1
Justin Verlander	RHP	Detroit Tigers	6
Justin Masterson	RHP	Cleveland Indians	1
Chris Sale	LHP	Chicago White Sox	2

*Denotes starter

National League Roster

Player	Position	Team	Appearance	Votes
Yadier Molina*	Catcher	St. Louis Cardinals	5	6,883,258
Carlos Beltran*	Outfielder	St. Louis Cardinals	8	6,786,919
David Wright*	Third baseman	New York Mets	7	6,411,381
Troy Tulowitzki*	Shortstop	Colorado Rockies	3	5,404,860
Joey Votto*	First baseman	Cincinnati Reds	4	5,128,515
Brandon Phillips*	Second baseman	Cincinnati Reds	3	4,799,417
Carlos Gonzalez*	Outfielder	Colorado Rockies	2	4,214,904
Bryce Harper*	Outfielder	Washington Nationals	2	4,097,009
Reserves
Buster Posey	Catcher	San Francisco Giants	2
Allen Craig	First baseman	St. Louis Cardinals	1
Paul Goldschmidt	First baseman	Arizona Diamondbacks	1
Matt Carpenter	Second baseman	St. Louis Cardinals	1
Marco Scutaro	Second baseman	San Francisco Giants	1
Everth Cabrera	Shortstop	San Diego Padres	1
Jean Segura	Shortstop	Milwaukee Brewers	1
Pedro Alvarez	Third baseman	Pittsburgh Pirates	1
Domonic Brown	Outfielder	Philadelphia Phillies	1
Michael Cuddyer	Outfielder	Colorado Rockies	2
Andrew McCutchen	Outfielder	Pittsburgh Pirates	3
Carlos Gomez	Outfielder	Milwaukee Brewers	1
Pitchers
Clayton Kershaw	LHP	Los Angeles Dodgers	4
Patrick Corbin	LHP	Arizona Diamondbacks	1
Matt Harvey	RHP	New York Mets	1
Adam Wainwright	RHP	St. Louis Cardinals	1
Jason Grilli	RHP	Pittsburgh Pirates	1
Jordan Zimmerman	RHP	Washington Nationals	1
Craig Kimbrel	RHP	Atlanta Braves	3
Aroldis Chapman	RHP	Cincinnati Reds	2
Travis Wood	LHP	Chicago Cubs	1
Jose Fernandez	RHP	Miami Marlins	1
Cliff Lee	LHP	Philadelphia Phillies	4
Jeff Locke	LHP	Pittsburgh Pirates	1
Madison Bumgarner	LHP	San Francisco Giants	1

*Denotes starter 

Prediction for last AL Player In: Tanner Scheppers, P, Texas Rangers

Among the other four relief pitcher candidates to make it in with the last-minute fan vote, Scheppers has the lowest ERA at 1.45. Although he's outmatched in WHIP by some of his peers, he still is deserving of this distinction.

The Rangers have been known for their struggles with pitching, but this young righty is a welcome change in that regard.

Despite the No. 22 ranking in quality starts, Texas still ranks sixth in team ERA. A lot of the credit is due to the bullpen, and Scheppers is the marquee setup man.

In 39 appearances in 2012, the now-26-year-old was shelled in his maiden full MLB campaign and saw his ERA balloon to 4.45.

Scheppers has held the lead 17 times on the bump this season and has a 5-1 record to go along with an impressive .190 opponent's batting average. His marked improvement should be rewarded, and fans should elect him to the American League roster.

Prediction for last NL Player In: Yasiel Puig, OF, Los Angeles Dodgers

The big state of California should have a lot of national sway, and Puig's electrifying play thus far in his young career speaks for itself.

Puig is simply a phenom, with power to both sides of the field and a cannon for an arm.

In just 31 games, the Dodgers' sensation is batting .420 with eight home runs and 19 RBI. He's turned many heads—even those who aren't diehard baseball fanatics.

No other player in recent memory has burst onto the scene quite in the fashion that Puig has. It's a small sample size, but by reaching the 50-hit milestone in his first 30 games, the prodigy joined prestigious company, per ESPN Stats & Info:

There are other respectable players, such as Los Angeles Dodgers star Adrian Gonzalez, who are eligible for the final vote. However, it will be tough for anyone to overcome Puig's dazzling start and beat him out for the chance to play at Citi Field on July 16.