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Two Reds in Top 5 at their position in NL All-Star voting

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I'm right there with you. There are really only 3 candidates & 1 was a lock (Phillips). The 2nd player was between Meso & Frazier, and I likely would have guessed Frazier.

 

Frazier is having an outstanding season: .341 OBP with 9 HR & 17 RBI's.

 

In the last 30 days, Jersey is hitting .290 with an OBP of .351 with 5 HR & 17 RBI's.

 

Now how can he have 4 more HRs on the year than he has in the last 30 days but the RBIs be the same?

Now how can he have 4 more HRs on the year than he has in the last 30 days but the RBIs be the same?

 

Typo on my part - 27 RBI's on the season.

 

Nice catch.

They only have 3 players deserving of consideration, and none of them are position players.

 

Cueto, Leake, and Simon are the only ones that are worth considering IMO.

Cueto should be in.

 

Frazier, BP, and Meso should all be on the radar... Who is the second NL catcher?

 

Simon will not be considered, for much the same reason Leake wasn't last year. Leake might get a little more notice, but he's not an exciting pick. Then again, some guy named Jeff Locke made it last year.

Cueto should be in.

 

Frazier, BP, and Meso should all be on the radar... Who is the second NL catcher?

 

Simon will not be considered, for much the same reason Leake wasn't last year. Leake might get a little more notice, but he's not an exciting pick. Then again, some guy named Jeff Locke made it last year.

 

LuCroy in Milwaukee, Gattis in Atlanta, Molina in St. Louis, and Posey in SF are all more likely than Meso due to how poor the Reds have been, the fact Cueto will already be representing them, and the fact that Meso's missed about half the season.

 

At 2B, Utley, Dee Gordon, Neil Walker, and Daniel Murphy are all more deserving than BP.

 

At 3B, Frazier probably has the best argument of any Reds position player, and even then you've got Arenado, David Wright, and Casey McGehee all as deserving or more so than Frazier.

LuCroy in Milwaukee, Gattis in Atlanta, Molina in St. Louis, and Posey in SF are all more likely than Meso due to how poor the Reds have been, the fact Cueto will already be representing them, and the fact that Meso's missed about half the season.

 

At 2B, Utley, Dee Gordon, Neil Walker, and Daniel Murphy are all more deserving than BP.

 

At 3B, Frazier probably has the best argument of any Reds position player, and even then you've got Arenado, David Wright, and Casey McGehee all as deserving or more so than Frazier.

 

Meso is hitting .100 BA points higher than Gattis and Posey and has power numbers just as good. Lucroy is hitting .326, but power #'s aren't as good. We all know Yadi is going to win the fan vote, but Meso has just as good a chance as anyone to be the 2nd catcher as any of the rest of those guys.

 

BP has a bigger name than all of those guys. Which isn't to say he will win or is more deserving. But it will help.

 

I think Frazier's position is more crowded than C. But still think Frazier has a shot. Especially if he puts together a nice June.

Meso is hitting .100 BA points higher than Gattis and Posey and has power numbers just as good. Lucroy is hitting .326, but power #'s aren't as good. We all know Yadi is going to win the fan vote, but Meso has just as good a chance as anyone to be the 2nd catcher as any of the rest of those guys.

 

BP has a bigger name than all of those guys. Which isn't to say he will win or is more deserving. But it will help.

 

I think Frazier's position is more crowded than C. But still think Frazier has a shot. Especially if he puts together a nice June.

 

Name has nothing to do with it. BP isn't winning the fan vote at 2B, and all those guys are better. The guy picking the team will go with the more deserving guys.

 

Power #s don't really mean much when it comes to catchers, and Meso's average has been in free-fall since he's returned. I highly doubt he's much higher than .275 by the break.

Now how can he have 4 more HRs on the year than he has in the last 30 days but the RBIs be the same?

 

Must be just a terrible rbi guy !

Name has nothing to do with it. BP isn't winning the fan vote at 2B, and all those guys are better. The guy picking the team will go with the more deserving guys.

 

Power #s don't really mean much when it comes to catchers, and Meso's average has been in free-fall since he's returned. I highly doubt he's much higher than .275 by the break.

 

Every year a few guys get in because they are the bigger name of comparable statistics. The Donaldson kid last year from Oakland is a great example of a guy that didn't get in because of that, despite having probably the best numbers of any AL 3B at the break last year.

 

I don't really see how power numbers don't mean as much for catchers. Do their HR's not count for as many runs? And you also would have highly doubted that he was going to be hitting .360 on May 29th if someone had told you that two months ago. But here we are. So...

Every year a few guys get in because they are the bigger name of comparable statistics. The Donaldson kid last year from Oakland is a great example of a guy that didn't get in because of that, despite having probably the best numbers of any AL 3B at the break last year.

 

I don't really see how power numbers don't mean as much for catchers. Do their HR's not count for as many runs? And you also would have highly doubted that he was going to be hitting .360 on May 29th if someone had told you that two months ago. But here we are. So...

 

Umm, he's hitting .360 on May 29th after missing roughly half the season with injuries....Big difference.

 

My point about HRs is catcher is not a historical power position. The corner spots (LF, RF, 3B, & 1B) are where HRs are anticipated.

 

Neither BP or Meso is making the All-Star team. That's just the way it's going to be.

Name has nothing to do with it. BP isn't winning the fan vote at 2B, and all those guys are better. The guy picking the team will go with the more deserving guys.

 

Power #s don't really mean much when it comes to catchers, and Meso's average has been in free-fall since he's returned. I highly doubt he's much higher than .275 by the break.

 

What were you saying?

What were you saying?

 

Down to .304....Hitting an All-Star like .156 over the past 10 games.

 

Another week or so of sub .250 hitting and my .275 may end up being too generous a number.

At this point there are really only 5 Reds that even deserve consideration:

 

Johnny Cueto (lock)

Alfredo Simon (unlikely)

Mike Leake (very unlikely)

Johnathon Broxton (50:50)

Todd Frazier (leaning towards yes)

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