2012 MLB All-Star Game Voting: Matt Kemp Leads All Players In Votes

The Los Angeles Dodgers may have the best record in baseball right now, but fans have apparently not taken notice of their individual performances. Matt Kemp leads all players with nearly 2.6 million votes, but no other Dodgers are currently projected to be voted as starters to the Mid-Summer Classic. Let's take a look at the latest voting numbers that were released Tuesday.

Catcher: Buster Posey, Giants, 1.71 million

Competition: Yadier Molina is at 1.58M votes, giving him a chance to earn the bid.

First Base: Joey Votto, Reds, 2.1 million

Competition: No one, really. Votto has a 1.3 million vote lead over Lance Berkman, who is currently hurt.

Second Base: Dan Uggla, Braves, 1.34 million

Competition: Brandon Phillips is within striking distance at 885,000 votes, but it appears Uggla will take this one home.

Third Base: David Wright, Mets, 1.36 million

Competition: This will likely be the best race in the NL. Pablo Sandoval, David Freese and Chipper Jones all have more than a million votes.

Shortstop: Troy Tulowitzki, 1.2 million

Competition: This will be a two-man battle between Tulo and Rafael Furcal, who has 1.18 million votes.

Outfield: Matt Kemp (2.59 million), Carlos Beltran (1.78 million), Ryan Braun (1.55 million)

Competition: Melky Cabrera trails Braun by a few thousand votes. Andre Ethier is the only other outfielder with more than a million votes, although he has some work to do at 1.14M if he hopes to start.

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