Monterrey Minute Men
Last: 5 Current: 6
I bet Laynce Elder was banking on joining his five Minute Men brothers.
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Richmond Confederates
Last: 8 Current: 7
There will be plenty of future All-Star appearances for Dude Blake. This season was a near-miss.
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Santa Fe Brooks
Last: 12 Current: 8
The squeeze at 1B in the AL kept Skip Walton from making his 4th All-Star team.
Scranton Rail Raiders
Last: 11 Current: 9
The hitters get all the glory in Scranton, but Damaso Calvo would have felt right at home at the midsummer classic.
Los Angeles Colemans
Last: 15 Current: 10
Kris Roenicke is finally having the season he's capable of, but not quite enough to earn an All-Star nod.
Anaheim Arte Morenos
Last: 10 Current: 11
Julio Cairo is having his best season since his All-Star season 32, but came up short.
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Pittsburgh Appalachians
Last: 9 Current: 12
Former ROY Karim Izquieredo should be making his second appearance, but has been a victim of run support. |
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Trenton Thunder
Last: 7 Current: 13
If Horacio DeLeon hadn't split the season between two teams, his 90 RBI surely would have landed him a spot on the All-Star squad. |
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Fargo Marlboro Men
Last: 17 Current: 14
You know 2B is stacked when Oswaldo Flores's .833 OPS can't make the cut.
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Milwaukee Boomers
Last: 16 Current: 15
I understand Esmil Izquierdo being a victim of the numbers game, but Juan Bennett's absence is a real head scratcher. |
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Philadelphia Phoenix
Last: 18 Current: 16
If Kenley Skinner's record was maybe just a game better, he assuredly would have been an All-Star.
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Augusta Polar Bears
Last: 14 Current: 17
If Anthony Blackley had pitched a few more innings, he would have gotten a spot.
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Chicago Blagos
Last: 20 Current: 18
John Suzuki is certainly not used to sitting home during the break.
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Durham Bulls
Last: 13 Current: 19
I'm sure the Bulls were packing Nicky Oquist's bags for the trip.
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Colorado Bigfoot
Last: 19 Current: 20
Tough to have Hal Ladendorf sitting at home with his 37 HR's and 89 RBI.
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Burlington Bookworms
Last: 21 Current: 21
If he had received some decent run support, Valerio Santiago and his 1.03 WHIP would be making the trip.
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Hippopotamus Dance Party
Last: 22 Current: 22
Kevin Hatteberg a victim of the 1B squeeze. |
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Syracuse Barking Spiders
Last: 23 Current: 23
Asdrubal Contreras is certainly a future All-Star, many times over.
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San Antonio Wildcats
Last: 25 Current: 24
Albert Walsh looked like he was on track to make it, but fell just a bit short.
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Kansas City Blues
Last: 28 Current: 25
Pedro "Prince" Ontiveros has All-Star qualifications, but it's hard to argue against the guys who made it in RF.
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Tampa Bay Don Cesars
Last: 29 Current: 26
Anibel Olivares was hoping to make his fifth All-Star team, but he tailed off after a hot start.
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San Francisco Lockdown
Last: 30 Current: 27
It would have been nice to see veteran journeyman Guillermo Rodriguez make his first All-Star team for the job he's done this season.
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Tacoma Tornadoes
Last: 24 Current: 28
Too bad the Tornadoes couldn't score more runs for Bill Scheppers, or else he'd be an All-Star.
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Detroit Chippewas
Last: 27 Current: 29
Same story for Delanor Melville.
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Washington DC Senators
Last: 26 Current: 30
Ditto for Birdie Henley, who could have added the fifth berth to his resume.
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Charlotte Charlatans
Last: 31 Current: 31
Anibel Espada has quietly put together a few very good seasons, including an All-Star worthy campaign so far this season.
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Arizona Wild Kittys
Last: 32 Current: 32
Gloveman Albert Buckley had a 22 game hitting streak earlier this season, and is having an overall All-Star caliber year.
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