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Using the same roster size and picking at least one player from each team, using fantasy points a metric, here are the FGM all-stars for 2012!
National League
In the NL, Houston led the league with 6 all-star selections (two in the bullpen). This is a good example of how this team has been productive. They have consistent, but not flashy, producers throughout the roster. For instance, Jed Lowrie and Michael Bourn aren't big names but they have been big producers. The old guard of Philly, Milwaukee, and Los Angeles have their representatives. San Diego and Arizona are really the only teams who had to push its all-star ahead of others to get in and that was just a bullpen slot.
C Carlos Ruiz :PHI:
CI David Ortiz :WAS:
CI Prince Fielder :NYM:
MI Aaron Hill :WAS:
MI Neil Walker :STL:
OF Josh Hamilton :CIN:
OF Ryan Braun :MIL:
OF Matt Holliday :LAD:
UT-OF Carlos Beltran :NYM:
SP Matt Cain :CIN:
SP Cole Hamels :PHI:
SP Stephen Strasburg :CHC:
SP Gio Gonzalez :PIT:
SP David Price :COL:
RP Scott Feldman :MIA-MLB:
RP Kenley Jansen :WAS:
RP Craig Kimbrel :ATL:
RP Tom Wilhelmsen :HOU:
RP Joe Nathan :HOU:
RP Chris Perez :SD:
C Joe Mauer :MIL:
C A.J. Pierzynski :MIA-MLB:
CI Paul Goldschmidt :ARZ:
MI Dan Uggla :LAD:
MI Jed Lowrie :HOU:
OF Josh Willingham :STL:
CI-OF Martin Prado :ATL:
OF Mike Trout :CHC:
OF Michael Bourn :HOU:
OF Jason Kubel :HOU:
SP Cliff Lee :PHI:
SP Madison Bumgarner :SF:
SP James Shields :MIL:
SP James McDonald :PIT:
DL C Yadier Molina :HOU:
DL OF Giancarlo Stanton :LAD:
DL OF Matt Joyce :PHI:
American League
The Yankees led with six selections followed by the A's with five. Both are in the hunt for their divisional races. Baltimore actually had two deserving all-stars. All teams deserved at least one all-star. Not even Stammen was a stretch, he was the third best true reliever in the AL. AL East leading Boston had only two all-stars with Fowler barely making the team.
C A.J. Ellis :TEX:
CI Joey Votto :CLE:
CI David Wright :KC:
MI Robinson Cano :OAK:
MI Jason Kipnis :CLE:
OF Andrew McCutchen :OAK:
OF Carlos Gonzalez :SEA:
OF Melky Cabrera :NYY:
UT-CI Miguel Cabrera :NYY:
SP Justin Verlander :DET:
SP R.A. Dickey :LAA:
SP Felix Hernandez :NYY:
SP Clayton Kershaw :CHW:
SP Zach Greinke :OAK:
RP Aroldis Chapman :KC:
RP Matt Belisle :CLE:
RP Craig Stammen :MIN:
RP Ernesto Frieri :BOS:
RP Robbie Ross :TEX:
RP Fernando Rodney :TB:
C-CI Buster Posey :OAK:
CI Edwin Encarnacion :TOR:
CI Chase Headley :OAK:
CI Paul Konerko :NYY:
CI-OF Jose Bautista :NYY:
MI-OF Ben Zobrist :TB:
MI Asdrubal Cabrera :BAL:
OF Austin Jackson :CHW:
OF Shin-Soo Choo :CLE:
OF Josh Reddick :TOR:
OF Dexter Fowler :BOS:
SP Johnny Cueto :CHW:
SP Jake Peavy :CLE:
SP-RP Chris Sale :BAL:
SP Jason Hammel :CHW:
DL-SP C.C. Sabathia :NYY:
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Congrats to Pittsburgh's two aces - Gio and McDonald!
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Indians have 5 in All star game.
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any snubs?
ill say granderson and cj wilson might have deserved a spot from my braves
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any snubs?
ill say granderson and cj wilson might have deserved a spot from my braves
They were close especially CJ but more bench spots go to offense.
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Congrats to Dickey my lone All Star from the lowly Angels