2013 MLB All-Star Teams

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The 84th showing of the mid-summer classic is making its first appearance to Queens, New York since 1964 at Shea Stadium. This time around Citi Field, not Shea Stadium is the home of the New York Mets and is far and above a better venue.  The last time the All-Star game was in New York it was at the old Yankee Stadium in 2008.  It was a 15 inning thriller that ended in walk-off fashion for the American League.  New York is known for its theatrics and high drama.  Nothing short of that is expected, but what will be is the amount of new, known and unexpected stars that will be on display for the 2013 All-Star game.  Here are my all-stars keeping with the rules that every team be represented and a total of 34 players for each league.
AVG – Batting Average
ERA – Earned Run Average
HR – Home Runs
RBI – Runs Batted In
SV – Saves
BAA – Batting Average Against
WHIP – Walks/Hits Per Innings Pitched
K – Strikeouts
Stats are accurate as of July 5th.
* – asterisk indicates starter
American League
Pitchers
Jim Johnson – Baltimore Orioles
29 SV, 4.02 ERA, 1.31 WHIP
Mariano Rivera – New York Yankees
29 SV, 1.39 ERA, 1.21 WHIP
Joe Nathan – Texas Rangers
28 SV, 1.43 ERA, .156 BAA
Bartolo Colon – Oakland Athletics
11-3, 2.78 ERA, 1.10 WHIP
Yu Darvish – Texas Rangers
8-3, 2.78 ERA, 151 K
Max Scherzer – Detroit Tigers*
13-0, 3.09 ERA, 139 K
Hisashi Iwakuma – Seattle Mariners
7-4, 2.60 ERA, 0.88 WHIP
Chris Sale – Chicago White Sox
5-7, 2.79 ERA, 114 K
Grant Balfour – Oakland Athletics
22 SV, 1.82 ERA, .198 BAA
Greg Holland – Kansas City Royals
19 SV, 1.97 ERA, .177 BAA
Bud Norris – Houston Astros
6-7, 3.22 ERA, 1.37 WHIP
Justin Masterson – Cleveland Indians
10-7, 3.78 ERA, 131 K
Felix Hernandez – Seattle Mariners
8-4, 2.69 ERA, 130 K
Notable Omissions: Chris Tillman – Orioles, Clay Buchholz – Red Sox (Injury), Jesse Crain – White Sox (Injury), Glen Perkins – Twins, Matt Moore – Rays, Casey Janssen – Blue Jays
Catchers
Joe Mauer – Minnesota Twins*
.314 AVG 8 HR 30 RBI
Salvador Perez – Kansas City Royals
.302 AVG 4 HR 36 RBI
Carlos Santana – Cleveland Indians
.270 AVG 10 HR 38 RBI
Notable Omissions: Matt Wieters – Orioles, J.P. Arencibia – Blue Jays
Infielders
1B/DH Edwin Encarnacion – Toronto Blue Jays
.266 AVG 23 HR 66 RBI
3B Evan Longoria – Tampa Bay Rays
.295 AVG 17 HR 49 RBI
3B Adrian Beltre – Texas Rangers
.307 AVG 17 HR 46 RBI
2B Dustin Pedroia – Boston Red Sox*
.323 AVG 5 HR 49 RBI
2B Jason Kipnis – Cleveland Indians
.300 AVG 13 HR 54 RBI
SS J.J. Hardy – Baltimore Orioles
.254 AVG 15 HR 46 RBI
3B Miguel Cabrera – Detroit Tigers*
.361 AVG 26 HR 86 RBI
3B Manny Machado – Baltimore Orioles
.315 AVG 6 HR 42 RBI
SS Jhonny Peralta – Detroit Tigers*
.306 AVG 7 HR 40 RBI
2B Robinson Cano – New York Yankees
.293 AVG 20 HR 58 RBI
1B Chris Davis – Baltimore Orioles*
.324 AVG 33 HR 85 RBI
1B/DH David Ortiz – Boston Red Sox*
.321 AVG 17 HR 61 RBI
3B Josh Donaldson – Oakland Athletics
.317 AVG 15 HR 57 RBI
Notable Omissions: 2B Omar Infante – Tigers, 1B Prince Fielder – Tigers, 1B/DH Billy Butler – Royals, 2B Howie Kendrick – Angels, 1B Mark Trumbo – Angels, 1B Justin Morneau – Twins, SS Jed Lowrie – Athletics, 3B Kyle Seager – Mariners, 1B Kendrys Morales – Mariners, 1B James Loney – Rays, 1B Adam Lind – Blue Jays
Outfielders
Mike Trout – Los Angeles Angels*
.314 AVG 13 HR 55 RBI
Jacoby Ellsbury – Boston Red Sox
.302 AVG 2 HR 30 RBI
Adam Jones – Baltimore Orioles*
.290 AVG 15 HR 59 RBI
Nelson Cruz – Texas Rangers
.268 AVG 21 HR 65 RBI
Jose Bautista – Toronto Blue Jays*
.264 AVG 20 HR 52 RBI
Notable Omissions: Nick Markakis – Orioles, Daniel Nava – Red Sox, Torii Hunter – Tigers, Brett Gardner – Yankees, Ichiro Suzuki – Yankees
National League
Pitchers
Matt Harvey – New York Mets*
7-2, 2.27 ERA, 141 K
Clayton Kershaw – Los Angeles Dodgers
7-5, 1.93 ERA, 126 K
Cliff Lee – Philadelphia Phillies
10-2, 2.73 ERA, 119 K
Adam Wainwright – St. Louis Cardinals
11-5, 2.36 ERA, 117 K
Craig Kimbrel – Atlanta Braves
23 SV, 1.72 ERA, .198 BAA
Kevin Gregg – Chicago Cubs
14 SV, 1.59 ERA, .192 BAA
Aroldis Chapman – Cincinnati Reds
20 SV, 2.57 ERA, .177 BAA
Jose Fernandez – Miami Marlins
5-4, 2.72 ERA, 94 K
Jeff Locke – Pittsburgh Pirates
8-1, 2.12 ERA, .206 BAA
Jason Grilli – Pittsburgh Pirates
28 SV, 2.15 ERA, .187 BAA
Edward Mujica – St. Louis Cardinals
22 SV, 2.55 ERA, 0.79 WHIP
Stephen Strasburg – Washington Nationals
4-6, 2.24 ERA, 98 K
Jordan Zimmermann – Washington Nationals
12-3, 2.46 ERA, 0.94 WHIP
Notable Omissions: Rafael Soriano – Nationals, Sergio Romo – Giants, Madison Bumgarner – Giants, Mark Melancon – Pirates, Jonathan Papelbon – Phillies, Rex Brothers – Rockies, Mike Leake – Reds, Mat Latos – Reds, Jeff Samardzija – Cubs, Patrick Corbin – Diamondbacks
Catchers
Yadier Molina – St. Louis Cardinals*
.346 AVG 6 HR 45 RBI
Buster Posey – San Francisco Giants
.310 AVG 12 HR 48 RBI
Wilin Rosario – Colorado Rockies
.273 AVG 13 HR 43 RBI
Notable Omissions: Jonathan Lucroy – Brewers, Russell Martin – Pirates
Infielders
3B David Wright – New York Mets*
.305 AVG 13 HR 43 RBI
2B Matt Carpenter – St. Louis Cardinals
.320 AVG 8 HR 36 RBI
3B Pedro Alvarez – Pittsburgh Pirates
.243 AVG 21 HR 56 RBI
SS Jean Segura – Milwaukee Brewers*
.322 AVG 11 HR 33 RBI
1B Joey Votto – Cincinnati Reds
.325 AVG 15 HR 40 RBI
2B Brandon Phillips – Cincinnati Reds*
.265 AVG 12 HR 63 RBI
SS Everth Cabrera – San Diego Padres
.300 AVG 4 HR 24 RBI
SS Ian Desmond – Washington Nationals
.281 AVG 15 HR 49 RBI
1B Allen Craig – St. Louis Cardinals
.325 AVG 10 HR 68 RBI
1B Freddie Freeman – Atlanta Braves
.309 AVG 9 HR 56 RBI
1B Paul Goldschmidt – Arizona Diamondbacks*
.304 AVG 20 HR 71 RBI
Notable Omissions: 3B Ryan Zimmerman – Nationals, 2B Marco Scutaro – Giants, 1B Adrian Gonzalez – Dodgers, SS Troy Tulowitzki – Rockies (Injury)
Outfielders
Michael Cuddyer – Colorado Rockies*(as DH)
.342 AVG 15 HR 52 RBI
Carlos Gomez – Milwaukee Brewers
.319 AVG 13 HR 41 RBI
Carlos Beltran – St. Louis Cardinals*
.305 AVG 19 HR 50 RBI
Andrew McCutchen – Pittsburgh Pirates*
.298 AVG 9 HR 45 RBI
Carlos Gonzalez – Colorado Rockies*
.295 AVG 23 HR 62 RBI
Domonic Brown – Philadelphia Phillies
.279 AVG 22 HR 60 RBI
Yasiel Puig – Los Angeles Dodgers
.420 AVG 8 HR 19 RBI
Notable Omissions: Nate Schierholtz – Cubs, Jay Bruce – Reds, Ryan Braun – Brewers (Injury), Hunter Pence – Giants

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