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Player receives most fan votes for National League All-Star starting spot
A player earned the National League's starting designated hitter position after receiving more than 3.3 million votes in the first round of fan balloting. The full rosters for the game will be announced next week.
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A player has been selected to start at designated hitter for the National League in the All-Star Game after leading all players in the league with more than 3.3 million votes in the initial round of fan balloting. The selection marks the sixth time the player has been chosen for the midsummer exhibition.
Voting results and teammates The player's total exceeded the next-highest National League vote-getter by a wide margin and surpassed the American League leader by more than 100,000 votes. Six teammates also advanced to the second round of voting at catcher, first base, third base, shortstop and two outfield positions.
Two pitchers from the same club remain under consideration for roster spots. The complete rosters for both leagues will be released next week.
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