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Phillies All-Star Push: Stars Clinch Phase 2, Others Face Cut
23 Jun
Summary
- Kyle Schwarber leads Phillies players, vying for All-Star starting position.
- Bryson Stott and Bryce Harper face tight races for their All-Star spots.
- Brandon Marsh and Alec Bohm are in strong positions to advance.
Fan voting for the upcoming All-Star Game has entered its critical final phase, with several Philadelphia Phillies players vying for starting positions. As of Monday afternoon, designated hitter Kyle Schwarber, who leads MLB in home runs, is the leading Phillies candidate, poised to advance to the second round of voting.
Third baseman Alec Bohm and outfielder Brandon Marsh are also in strong positions, holding significant leads over their closest competitors. Marsh, in particular, has garnered over 1,250,000 votes, appearing to be a lock for advancement.
Conversely, the races for first and second base are exceptionally close. Bryson Stott holds a narrow lead of approximately 60,000 votes, while Bryce Harper trails by a considerable margin despite a strong batting performance. Catcher JT Realmuto and shortstop Trea Turner are currently trailing in their respective positions, facing an uphill battle to advance.
The final results of fan voting will determine the starting lineups for the All-Star Game, scheduled to be held on July 14 in Philadelphia. Fans have until Thursday noon to cast their votes at mlb.com/vote.
