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Seattle's Snider to Retire
Wednesday, May 16th , 2035
Seattle reliever Collin Snider won't be back next year. The 39-year-old announced plans today to retire at the end of the 2035 campaign, saying that it was time to call it a career.
"I could probably play another year," Snider said, "but I don't have that fire you need to play well. And I'm not going out there on those terms. It's a disservice to the Mariners and baseball in general. There are just too many aches and pains in this old body for me to continue playing."
During his career, Snider has posted a 31-and-21 record with 7 saves and a 4.15 ERA.
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National League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Wednesday, May 16th , 2035
Below are the current standings for the National League All-Star Fan voting (as of Wed. May 16th , 2035) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Fri. Jul. 6th , 2035. The top vote getter at this point is Rodolfo Lopez with 201,776 votes.
CATCHER
1. Moises Ballesteros, Atlanta Braves: 103,122
2. Joe Mack, Colorado Rockies: 82,747
3. Max Kaufer, Arizona Diamondbacks: 82,032
FIRST BASE
1. Rodolfo Lopez, Arizona Diamondbacks: 201,776
2. Victor Carbajal, St. Louis Cardinals: 187,620
3. Tyler Grant, Atlanta Braves: 126,259
SECOND BASE
1. Diego Carmona, San Francisco Giants: 134,159
2. Jose Barrios, Pittsburgh Pirates: 111,454
3. Trey Snyder, New York Mets: 97,283
THIRD BASE
1. Harman Canning, Colorado Rockies: 118,158
2. Eli Jones, Washington Nationals: 109,979
3. Sal Stewart, Cincinnati Reds: 103,959
SHORTSTOP
1. Elly De La Cruz, Cincinnati Reds: 135,335
2. Jesus Made, Los Angeles Dodgers: 100,197
3. Bobby Estrada, Colorado Rockies: 99,060
LEFT FIELD
1. Arend van 't Hoff, San Diego Padres: 167,355
2. James Wood, Atlanta Braves: 124,971
3. Carlos Santillana, Colorado Rockies: 114,450
CENTER FIELD
1. Braylon Payne, Colorado Rockies: 128,242
2. Michael Harris II, Austin Armadillos: 113,009
3. Eduardo Quintero, Los Angeles Dodgers: 99,502
RIGHT FIELD
1. Brian Hall, Colorado Rockies: 155,351
2. Roman Anthony, New York Mets: 102,260
3. Fernando Tatis Jr., San Diego Padres: 86,409
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Jerrod Coston, Pittsburgh Pirates: 156,418
2. Gary Green, Cincinnati Reds: 141,285
3. Tony Castillo, St. Louis Cardinals: 136,668
STARTING PITCHER
1. Luis De La Torre, Chicago Cubs: 75,692
2. Jesus Garcia, Pittsburgh Pirates: 73,010
3. Josh Gonzalez, Atlanta Braves: 68,609
4. Hector Gurrola, Atlanta Braves: 67,978
5. Andy Fabian, Los Angeles Dodgers: 60,854
RELIEVER
1. Josh Ekness, St. Louis Cardinals: 62,491
2. Jorge Diaz, Cincinnati Reds: 58,557
3. Richard Bracken, Chicago Cubs: 54,741
4. Jose Fermin, Los Angeles Dodgers: 53,992
5. Reynaldo Yean, Los Angeles Dodgers: 51,939
In his career, Lopez is hitting .278 with 570 hits, 146 home runs, 328 runs scored and 416 RBIs.
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American League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Wednesday, May 16th , 2035
Below are the current standings for the American League All-Star Fan voting (as of Wed. May 16th , 2035) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Fri. Jul. 6th , 2035. The top vote getter at this point is Jesus Perez with 190,621 votes.
CATCHER
1. Luke Stevenson, Seattle Mariners: 129,545
2. Thayron Liranzo, Minnesota Twins: 106,512
3. Kyle Teel, Chicago White Sox: 105,489
FIRST BASE
1. Jesus Perez, Seattle Mariners: 190,621
2. Dave Nadeau, Texas Rangers: 128,994
3. Mario Gaona, Baltimore Orioles: 126,183
SECOND BASE
1. George Lombard Jr., Toronto Blue Jays: 153,620
2. Cristopher Polanco, Texas Rangers: 120,728
3. Mason White, Houston Astros: 116,962
THIRD BASE
1. Travis Felts, Baltimore Orioles: 126,491
2. Colt Emerson, Seattle Mariners: 125,416
3. Miguel Canales, Los Angeles Angels: 123,532
SHORTSTOP
1. Gunnar Henderson, Baltimore Orioles: 158,823
2. Nick Becker, Seattle Mariners: 100,618
3. Billy Carlson, Chicago White Sox: 92,502
LEFT FIELD
1. Carlos Yanes, Kansas City Royals: 115,106
2. Pedro Interian, Chicago White Sox: 109,317
3. Jordan Sanchez, Los Angeles Angels: 103,684
CENTER FIELD
1. Maykel Coret, Las Vegas Athletics: 99,998
2. Aidan Smith, Toronto Blue Jays: 92,814
3. Julio Rodriguez, Seattle Mariners: 80,055
RIGHT FIELD
1. Ian Sellars, Detroit Tigers: 135,082
2. Wilyer Abreu, Boston Red Sox: 123,278
3. Dan Bicksler, Minnesota Twins: 102,871
DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Rod Garcia, Kansas City Royals: 156,482
2. Jose Lopez, Las Vegas Athletics: 101,848
3. Drew Turner, Houston Astros: 100,174
STARTING PITCHER
1. Justin Lindstrom, Los Angeles Angels: 128,426
2. Dave Hernandez, Detroit Tigers: 119,595
3. Patrick Reilly, Detroit Tigers: 102,541
4. Sergio Feliciano, Tampa Bay Rays: 99,494
5. Enrique Ramirez, Houston Astros: 97,630
RELIEVER
1. Osiris Calvo, Seattle Mariners: 89,442
2. Garrison Purdy, Toronto Blue Jays: 85,890
3. Giovanni Vargas, New York Yankees: 82,253
4. Zach Maxwell, Toronto Blue Jays: 77,560
5. Griffin Jax, New York Yankees: 77,135
Perez's all-time stats include: 642 hits, 118 doubles, 8 triples, 117 home runs and 359 RBIs in 526 games. He is batting .337 with 48 stolen bases and has scored 360 runs.
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