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Vote: Wright Still Trailing
By Mike Nichols - Jul 9, 2008 3:51 pm

According to MLB.com, as of the recent 3 p.m. update, David Wright continues to trail Brewers OF Corey Hart in fan voting for the final spot on the National League All Star Team.

To vote for Wright, click here, or follow the link in the side bar.

Voting ends at 5 p.m. EDT on Thursday.

…by the way, the brewers are going to great lengths to get hart elected to the all star game, even campaigning for him with a logo in the dirt behind home plate

…photo via Uni Watch

184 Responses to “Vote: Wright Still Trailing”

  1. tarznatz says:

    how is this possible – a Brewer beating out a NYC player? is anyone voting? we have millions more people here, this should be cake.

    • WozzyBear says:

      David Wright: .288; 17 HR, 70 RBI, 57 Runs, 9 SB
      Corey Hart: .296; 14 HR, 56 RBI, 46 Runs, 13 SB
      Ar. Ramirez: .287; 15 HR, 61 RBI, 57 Runs, 1 SB
      Pat Burrell: .281; 22 HR, 54 RBI, 48 Runs, 0 SB

      David Wright has the best numbers out of all four players….particularly in the RBI and Runs categories…

      If Corey Hart is elected over Dubs with his 14 fewer RBI and 11 fewer runs, it’s a joke.

      Yes, Burrell has 5 more HR, but he also plays in a little league field, and his RBI and Run totals pale in comparison.

      • casey s. says:

        if he doesn’t get eleceted it would have been due to the apothetic met fans out there. that is worst part.

        • WozzyBear says:

          I wouldn’t blame the mets or the fans here…Last year when the Mets openly campainged for Paul LoDuca, they were blasted in the media.

          Damned if you do, damned if you don’t….

      • stellar says:

        NEWSFLASH

        Burrell has a .308/.440/.712/1.153 line on the road this year. Only 7 of his 22 HR have come at home.

        Your argument holds no water.

        So far this year, Burrell >> Wright.

        • Displaced Mets Fan says:

          NEWSFLASH:

          Only statistical categories (not to mention a word about Burrell’s impressive defensive prowess — oh right, that is non-existant) in which Burrell has out-performed Wright are HR, SLG and OBP — Wright has higher BA, more RBI, more R, more SB, more H, more 2B (same 3B), more TB, less Ks.

          No argument that OBP and SLG matter, but to make a blanket statement about Burrell’s superiority is blatantly superficial

        • stellar says:

          I couldn’t care less about runs or RBIs. They are more an indicator of the lineup AROUND the players than the actualy players themselves.

          In 52 more ABs Wright has 17 more hits, but 4 less XBH.

          It comes down to this really:

          Burrell has a .110 OPS advantage, while Wright has 9 steals. You tell me which you’d rather have.

        • WozzyBear says:

          I’d rather have Wright every day of the week. Plain and simple, he’s more productive then Burrell this year.

          And you want to talk about lineup around the player? Seriously? Is the Phillies lineup suddenly impotent?

          You stink.

        • PhillR says:

          In the most important statistical categories, Burrell has been more productive this year then Wright.

          OBP and SLG are the two most important measurements of a hitters performance. RBIs tell us nothing about the player.

          Im a Mets fan, but I am voting for Hart. Wright has not played like an all-star this year. Sub .900 OPS is mediocre.

        • Ceetar says:

          You’re not a very good Mets fan then.

        • gomets6091 says:

          ugh, I’m sick this conversation. Look, I’m a stats guy most of the time, I think OBP, SLG, and especially OPS are great ways to evaluate a player and especially to predict future performance. That said, the name of the game is scoring runs, and when you are voting on an award that values past performance, RBI and Runs Scored are VERY important. True, Wright’s gaudy RBI total is absolutely useless as a predictor of future success, but it does show that he HAS been valuable so far this season. Why hardcore sabermetrics people (who are otherwise really smart) can’t seem to understand this is so far beyond me.

        • BeatWritersSuck says:

          boooooooooooooooooooooooooooo retarded mets fan…holier than thou….im sick of it

        • gomets6091 says:

          was that to me?

      • casey s. says:

        HOMER ALERT:

        Put Chipper’s stats up:

        Granted, DW has played 10 more games, but here’s a + / – comparison.

        Wright vs. Chipper:

        Hits: -8
        2B: +8
        HR: -1
        RBI: +20
        BB: +1

        Is Chipper having that great a year? Yes, he has similar stats (with the except of 2Bs and RBIs, which DW is clearly crushing him) in 10 less games, but HE HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO PLAY AS MANY GAMES. I’m sorry, David should not be sweating out this final vote, he should be starting!

        • LGNYM says:

          Larry deserves the start. The guy was hitting .400 for awhile and while a large portion of the voting was taking place. However, David deserves to be in the game as well. And with Larry’s injury issues he may back out of the ASG at somepoint anyway.

        • casey s. says:

          I’ll grant the notion that a guy hitting near .400 two months into a season should get the start. But, for the players and hurdle overlooking Wright like this is kind of ridiculous. Now, I’ll admit, I HATE Larry so my opinion is skewed, but Wright has 70 more RBI, so who really cares how many singles Chipper has? For all his hits, he couldn’t drive in as many runs as David? He also couldn’t score as many runs, couldn’t hit more doubles, could only hit one more homer?

        • casey s. says:

          obviously, i mean wright has 20 more rbi (70 total).

      • ebfnyc says:

        the only all-stars at the years game should be rays rays and more rays.

        it should be an all-ray game.

        they should have a sting-ray theme.

        they should mention how the new Walmart logo and colors copied the rays and even the ray’s yellow sun (on uniform).

    • There's Always '09 says:

      Forget about Milwaukee player beating an NYC player. Gimme a break. It is Corey Hart, people. It’s a classic example of stuffing a ballot box. However, in all honesty who cares? I’m sure D-W could use a few days off anyway.

      But Corey Hart? Come on.

      • Ceetar says:

        David Wright cares..

        And while he may say the right things, he’ll still feel snubbed by _us_ his supposed fans, if he doesn’t make it.

        • LGNYM says:

          There have supposedly been 4 mil votes for Wright, he’s losing the vote, but I don’t think he’d feel the fans were snubbing him if he didn’t win.

        • PhillR says:

          David shouldn’t feel snubbed. He should reflect on his mediocre first half. I don’t give a damn about side by side comparisons, Wright hasn’t played like an all star.

        • BeatWritersSuck says:

          oh god again with this …the team was mediocre not wright he played his ass off…you people make me sick,…..its embarrassing that no one voted for jose or david to start instead we have billy going? what a freaking joke you want to talk about mediocre… how come the giants have more allstars going…dont give me that crap!!!! fans are still pissed about last year get over it already…..and stop with the resting thing its a damn shame

    • Tidewater says:

      I don’t want him there. I want him resting.

      • ebfnyc says:

        You rest him. I’ll keep him home and make him EARN IT next year.

        Earn it guy.

        We don’t need a rep there. We have outspoken Willy B. Wagner there.

    • metmaniac89 says:

      It is clearly Bud Selig supporting his Brewers.

    • dave27 says:

      They’ve obviously fixed it…Wright could barely beat out Bill freaking Hall in the regular vote.

  2. Wright88 says:

    What the heck is going on in Brewer land

    • John The Mets Fan says:

      “What the heck is going on in Brewer land”

      Er, the Brewers have been surging the past month and were in last place over a month ago and Corey Hart is a big part of that. Unlike what we can say about David Wright. And the Brewers have vaulted themselves into a tie for first place in the WC. Thats whats happening in “brewer land”. Kudos to Hart…..

      • Wright88 says:

        Yea, Wright is only 5th in RBI in the MLB, he has 100 hits, 9 sb, and almost 60 runs scored. Hart is in no way more deserving than Wright.

      • dave27 says:

        We’re closer to first than the Brewers.

  3. kowalski69 says:

    smells like Bug Selig shenanigans to me

  4. TRex23 says:

    Corey Hart? The dude that wears the sunglasses at night?

    That’s horses&%t.

    I have voted over 150 times over the past two days between the internet and texting from my cell phone.

    Why is he still trailing? Jeez, this is New York! Can’t we get a dozen or so people to blitz them with votes?

    I’ll keep going with both the texting and the internet.

    • John The Mets Fan says:

      “”I have voted over 150 times over the past two days between the internet and texting from my cell phone.”"

      Wow….sounds like we need to find some other….er, (ahem)….hobbies to keep the brain occupied……

  5. tarznatz says:

    something is fishy – i have voted way more than 25 times and it has not stopped me yet. I ams tarting to doubt that my votes are being counted and that something has glitched (or the fix is in)….

  6. tarznatz says:

    is there no limit to the # of votes I can cast???

  7. DjDeF says:

    This is total bs I have been voting at least 50-100 times per day. Lets get this going MetsBlog we need more representation

  8. Wright88 says:

    Someone in Milwaukee is pulling something

  9. 911nafstem says:

    Clearly people in Milwaukee have nothing better to do but vote.

    • MEX says:

      I just came back from a bachelor party, and those people are too busy get trashed all the time to vote.

  10. kenbot says:

    It’s simple…Every Giambi vote is a Hart Vote. We should be doing the same.

  11. Flushing_is_Burning says:

    o so I’m not the only one wondering why Corey Hart has so many votes, ’cause I thought I missed some monster numbers he put up.

  12. 911nafstem says:

    I’d rather give Wright the time off. I mean, seriously, who gives a sht about the all-star game? It’s not like the managers play to win anyway.

  13. MetsFanInVegas says:

    For the 3rd time Wright is not gonna beat out Hart. I don’t know what they’re doing over there but it worked for Braun and it’s working for Hart.

    • Wright88 says:

      It almost worked for Bill Hall and Weeks too. Those two came so close to getting in…I just wish they did so everyone could see what sham this is.

      • 911nafstem says:

        I think people who live in real cities realize how pointless and fleeting the all-star game is

        • Wright88 says:

          I think there is more to it. Someone in Milwaukee has figure out a way to do an automated vote or something.

        • toomanyuniforms says:

          That’s possible. That, and I honestly think that the fact that his name is Corey Hart may help. And oh yeah, AL fans all think it’s cute to vote for an itty-bitty cootsie widdle small market team!

        • casey s. says:

          No, just imagine a small town putting on the all out blitz (morning drive time, afternoon radio shows, evening drive time, 6 o’clock news, 10 o’clock news, newspapers, sports radio, etc.). There’s absolutely nothing else to talk about in Milla-Walk-Kay.

          In NYC, there is just simply too much noise for the Wright for Prez, I mean All-Star game to penetrate.

        • John The Mets Fan says:

          “”There’s absolutely nothing else to talk about in Milla-Walk-Kay.”"

          Actually, the Brett Favre coming out of retirement story is taking up most of the air time in Milwaukee the past few days. So there goes your “theory” And trust me, Brett Favre and the Packers are ALWAYS the bigger story in Wisconsin, no matter what month it is…..

    • Ceetar says:

      it’s called..actually caring! wow, Brewer fans care enough about their players and support them! How..exotic!

  14. casey s. says:

    so come on, guys!!! let’s get wright in.

  15. djstue says:

    These All-Star ballots are rigged by Republicans! LOL

    Seriously, how is he not in first by a landslide? Must be all the hanging chads.

  16. 911nafstem says:

    The Mets already have an abnormally short all-star break, just let Wright stay home and rest.

    • Wright88 says:

      He’s going to be in NY anyway

    • adropofvenom says:

      It’s not just about Wright going to the All-Star game this year, but what about his career resume when it comes time for the Hall-of-Fame to start considering him.

      And really, with Manuel as manager is anyone really concerned about us running Wright into the ground? He’s shown an impressive commitment to resting his players.

      • toomanyuniforms says:

        AND, it’s about Wright’s general satisfaction in being a member of the New York Mets. If he thinks he’s underappreciated, that will eventually be a problem.

  17. drtmuir says:

    Hey, remember how Keith did not make the All Gold-Glove Team? I do smell some anti-New York malfeasance. :P

  18. fortleemets says:

    How about the Mets actually make a push to get Wright on the team. Or for that matter, any player on the all-star team.

  19. Willierocks says:

    Wright does not deserve to be on the All-star team this year. AT ALL!

    • toomanyuniforms says:

      Go away. Screen name tells us where you’re coming from.

    • drtmuir says:

      He is second in the league in RBIs. Do you understand what that means? That means there is only one player in the league who has more RBIs. I think there should be room on the All Star Team for that.

    • hjhjhjhjhj says:

      why? please explain

      • drtmuir says:

        OK, I’ll try. The second most productive player in the National League should probably be on the All-Star Team. Just a funny iea I have.

  20. dykstraw II says:

    wright will replace chipper who is injured. no big deal. if hart is still leading now, he’s going to win.

  21. hot stove chef says:

    Can we ask Gary to make an annoucement at the top of each inning? Maybe Linda Cohen can help us out as well.

    • Flushing_is_Burning says:

      I got the intern in my office to vote for Wright half the day. He asked for something to do, and I didn’t have anything work related, so I said vote for Wright? he’s all for it, given he’s a Met fan too =D

      • BillyDeeWilliams says:

        I so wish I had an intern to do that nonsense. Luckily for me, I’ve got no work to do myself, so I can sit around all day voting.

      • Ludacrispat says:

        that’s beautiful. im voting all day while i intern at a law firm, but not by request

      • John The Mets Fan says:

        Wow Flushing, you sound like a real class act…..way to go…..

        • Flushing_is_Burning says:

          im not very proud of it, but someone has to get DW to the all-star game when I’m working. We can’t only have Wags representing us. ugh

        • John The Mets Fan says:

          Again a real class act……ugh…..pathetic

  22. tical1334 says:

    I wish they showed the amount of votes each player had

  23. metsthebest says:

    how is this possible? Aren’t people voting for Wright? I voted for him like a hundred times. How are people supposed to know by how much David Wright is trailing. Wright is better than that guy Hart. I wonder if they promoted to vote for Wright in Shea Stadium. I think people are real jerks for not voting for Wright.

    • zen says:

      mets fans are mad at their team and they took it out on wright and reyes.

      reyes is #3 in runs, #2 in hits, #1 in triples, #3 in sb’s…you’d think he was kaz matsui with the way fans, keith hernandez, and gary cohen talk about him. of course, keith was a model citizen as a player and gary doesn’t have an anger problem and isn’t overly sensitive.

  24. Santana57 says:

    Colorado Rockies Receive:

    - Oliver Perez
    - Fernando Martinez
    - Nick Evans
    - Mid-Level Prospect

    New York Mets Recieve:

    - Matt Holliday

  25. Is it because of the 25 times (at least) you can vote? It’s like welfare for people from milwaukee. Free money to use on hart. I hate them.

  26. metsfaneightysix says:

    What’s up with these validation keys? I’ve entered the wrong number like 20 times already. Is that an 8 or a 0. I can’t freaking tell.

  27. GregB says:

    I’d rather Wright had the three days off.

  28. John The Mets Fan says:

    This is pathetic. WHO CARES about the all star game? I mean seriously, do you actually watch the entire game? Its pointless. I’d rather have David take the day off and relax we all know he needs the rest. Not to mention the risk of injury. Hart in Milwaukee is having a fine year and is helping that team alot anyway so kudos to him and let him have it.

    DO NOT VOTE FOR DAVID WRIGHT!

    • Wright88 says:

      If he wants to play in the final ASG in Yankee Stadium, then as fans why shouldn’t we vote for him? Besides he is going to be in NY, it’s not like he is going to LA or something

    • Ludacrispat says:

      you are an idiot. david wright cares about this game. he doesnt need the rest. maybe the rest will get him out of a playing groove or whatver. he wants to go. he’s earned it.

      as fans, we definitely owe it to him. he’s asking and we’re just not caring, even when the guy does everything we could ask for and more.

      our fans are so selfish.

      • John The Mets Fan says:

        “”as fans, we definitely owe it to him”"

        Until David Wright reimburses me every time I pay $15 to park my car at Shea or pay $7 for a beer or mortgage my house everytime I take the family to a game, I dont owe David anything. And the risk of injury is too great to flush another season down the toilet just to appear in a meaningless exhibition game, which is what the All Star Game is

        In that aspect, youre damn right I’m selfish….

        • toomanyuniforms says:

          Jeez. If it’s that much of a financial hit to go to the game, stay home and spare us the self-righteousness. There would be another chance to watch one of your heroes if David makes the all-star team.

        • dave27 says:

          Seriously…do people think baseball games used to be free? No one is forcing you to go to games with or without your family.

          I love people who think sports organizations owe them a cheap activity with their entire family. Go to a park- they are free.

    • toomanyuniforms says:

      He will not “relax,” he will spend the day pissed at idiots like you who decided they knew what was best for him and made known that they did not think him worthy of a spot on a team of the National League’s best players.

    • MetsFan4Decades says:

      And you call yourself a Mets fan?????

      Fans of the game itself do enjoy and do watch the ASG. It is far from pointless. It determines home field advantage in the WS.

      If he’s lucky, he’ll see maybe one inning of work, or maybe a pinch hit at bat. Yeah, that’s really over taxing himself.

      Considering he wants to go, I can’t understand your mindset that you know better what’s good for him.

      Voting him in, especially since he wants to go, is a ‘thank you’ from us fans for his efforts on behalf of the team we live and die with.

      I think you should give up your post name and give it to a real fan who calls himself John…..

      • toomanyuniforms says:

        I think you hit the nail on the head. A lot of these “baseball fans” could care less about watching and enjoying the game of baseball. They just want the Mets to end up on top of the standings. (Note: I am not for a nanosecond conceding that keeping Wright off the team would increase wins — I find that notion uncommonly stupid.) The game on the field doesn’t seem to matter to these people. If first place were decided by beer pong, they’d still be happy. To me, we follow a baseball team, not lines in a newspaper.

    • Ceetar says:

      He’s got more risk of injury doing something out of character like relaxing or wandering aroudn New York on his days off than doing his normal day-to-day routine.

      If you don’t care, then just shut up. Otherwise, go back to Philly.

  29. j reyes is mvp says:

    A. We all need to vote get on ur cellphones and text N5 to the number 36197…its very easy just keep hitting resend while watching tv or… whatever ive voted like 1500 times its pretty simple.

    B. Guy that suggested that Matt Holiday trade i would LOVE 2 see that happen!!!

    ollie is a FA and will want mega $$$

    I like F-Mart but he seams injury proned and no matter how good he turns out how much better can he get then holliday anyway

    Nick evens who knows about

    and mid level prospect… big deal

    It is true… he is a coors field hitter

    • NYP-BOS-NYP says:

      “its very easy just keep hitting resend while watching tv or… whatever ive voted like 1500 times its pretty simple”

      You say that now, but wait until you get billed ten cents for each of those messages.

  30. Ludacrispat says:

    only good news is that soriano announced he won’t play, and hart will already be a CF (if he wins). so even if wright comes in second, he could still get picked

  31. j reyes is mvp says:

    and the day offf??? he plays and hour and a half MAX and he can take the day b4 and the day after off 2 do whatever he wants….and hes only 25 NOT 35

  32. The King of Queens says:

    This may be the worst NL All-Star team ever assembled thanks to Cubs and Brewers fans. Seriously I hope the NL loses again and either the Cubs or Brewers go the World Series and lose thanks to the fact that they don’t have home field advantage. Then maybe just maybe they will look back and say hmmmm maybe voting in a right fielder that’s batting .284 with 7 HR 35 RBI’s and 8 SO just cause he is a cub wasn’t such a good idea. Seriously Wright, Burrell, and Lee are all more deserving players then Hart, Soriano, Fukudome, and Ramirez.

    • John The Mets Fan says:

      Which “Ramirez” you talking about ? Because both Hanley and Aramis (even as a reserve) deserve to be there at their respective positions.

      • Ludacrispat says:

        David Wright: 137 ops+
        Aramis Ramirez: 129 OPS+

        And Wright is much better defensively. What are you talking about, John?

      • The King of Queens says:

        I was talking about Aramis I agree Hanley deserves to be there and im not saying Aramis doesn’t he is a good player I just don’t think he deserves to be there over Wright especially when the cubs have 6 other players in the game.

    • The King of Queens says:

      Just to add to this Clint Hurdle is a crappy manager that has put together one of the worse pitching staffs to complement this team. We have Aaron Cook (11-6, 64K’s and a 3.66 ERA) and Brian Wilson (24 saves, 39K’s and a 4.37 ERA) over guys like Johan Santana (7-7, 109K’s and a 2.96 ERA) or Cole Hamels (9-6, 118K’s and a 3.18 ERA). So simply because the Mets never give Santana enough runs to win and Cole Hamels has 2 less wins the Cook and neither play for the Rockies they aren’t good enough to pitch at the All-Star game. Terry Franconia didn’t have to play favorites with his pitchers maybe because he knows how important home field advantage is in the World Series. This whole All-Star selection process is so ridiculously F&*#ked up it isn’t even funny.

  33. Peter H says:

    I just voted for Evan Longoria & Pat Burrell. Let’s give Wright a 3-day vacation.

  34. losmets5 says:

    I really wish there was no validation code. Wright would have a lot more votes if all I had to do was click repeatedly.

    • John The Mets Fan says:

      Lol….too much brain power to use up?

    • Ceetar says:

      you’re right..then I could write a script that voted for him 500 times a minute.

      We got better scripters in NY than Milwaukee right?

    • MetsFan4Decades says:

      Thank You!
      -From a DWright fan with poor vision who had at least 1 out of every 3 votes invalid b/c I couldn’t see the damn code…..

  35. John The Mets Fan says:

    Nobody on this team deserves to be an All Star the way they’ve been playing the first 3 months as a reminder that they need to get their priorities as a team in order.

    Lets not forget so many of you here were so eager to dismantle this team and ship them out of town less than a month ago. And now you’re crying about having only one player on the team?? And Billy Wagner made it, but with 6 blown saves, he hardly deserves it. So just suck it up and enjoy the break and hope the Mets can put it all together and get to the October classic. Because thats the only inter-league games that matter. Who gives a frig about the All Star Game….

    • Ludacrispat says:

      Oh yes, because this team has been mediocre and fans have been upset, David Wright shouldn’t go to the All-Stra game.

      And when fans talked about dismantling the team, I doubt they meant David Wright.

      Mets fans are so stupid sometimes.

    • BillyDeeWilliams says:

      This doesn’t even make sense. I’ll hope they make the October classic…and if they do, can I complain that they didn’t get home field advantage because a bunch of undeserving players made the all-star team, while David Wright and Jose Reyes got to sit home and rest up?

      Just because the team as a whole hasn’t performed up to your standards, doesn’t mean the individuals on the team don’t deserve credit. I won’t even go through all the stats because it’s been done plenty of times before.

    • MetsFan4Decades says:

      Would you please just stop?
      We all know you’re really a Phillies fan trying to disguise yourself with your poster name…..

    • Knuckles99 says:

      David Wright.

  36. Flushing_is_Burning says:

    WOW you guys should visit “mets dot com” it’s hysterical.

  37. toomanyuniforms says:

    Note to Mike Nichols: You seem to want Wright to make the team. If so, you have to motivate people by ensuring that the goal is within reach. Reminding people over and over again that Corey Hart still has the lead is just going to discourage people. You should mention that the gap is (supposedly) very narrow, only a tiny percentage (in all likelihood) of total votes cast.

  38. ksuth says:

    we should have all donated to run an ad in the nytimes or something…

  39. Armas on the DL and Muniz back up, according to Ed Coleman on WFAN

  40. xamazin08x says:

    Evan All-wright-y….corny but catchy…rays mets pact….vote

  41. dykstraw II says:

    i can still vote!

  42. toomanyuniforms says:

    Every time you decide you’re sick of voting for Wright, read through “john the mets fan”’s comments. Do you want that guy to prevail?? Heck no. VOTE WRIGHT!

  43. MetLifer says:

    Some tips for those voting… It’s a lot easier texting it in! just keep replying to the message that says “reply with n5 to vote for wright”

    • MetLifer says:

      Actually.. you can just reply to any message.. A lot easier than typing those crazy codes in

      • Hec_from_Elmhurst says:

        yeah, i can spam vote n5 a lot easier but its not as fun when I can also keep Giambi from going.

    • toomanyuniforms says:

      I sure hope the Mets are encouraging people to do this during the game. Not only will it pile on the votes, but it will keep people from taking calls from friends who see them on TV and waving to the camera.

  44. mark5674 says:

    i must have voted like 200 times… i can honestly say i did my all for D Wright.

    • ninohernes says:

      Me too. Since the voting opened, I have probably voted at least 250-300 times. I lost count at 200.

      Lets get our Davie to the all star game! If he wants it, lets give it to him.

  45. Amazin Mets says:

    EVERYONE STOP POSTING ON THIS MESSAGE BOARD AND GO VOTE!

  46. NYP-BOS-NYP says:

    The most annoying thing about voting online is not the validation key, it’s the fact that the site remembers your e-mail address, your birthday, who you’re voting for… everything, except that it makes you uncheck the “please send me spam” boxes every single friggin’ time.

    • MetLifer says:

      It’s a waste of time to uncheck it… Just make a spam email address and use a fake birthday if you wish.. You need to be effiicient to get more votes in!

  47. gomets6091 says:

    Hart’s winning the popular vote, and we know he’s got the superdelegates (Selig), so pretty much, he’s going to the game. Absolutely ridiculous that our only all-star is Billy Wagner. Kinda makes me want to hurl.

  48. ebfnyc says:

    Oh yeah ‘SURE-SURE’ only 5 pct (of fans on yesterday’s SNY mets broadcast) didn’t think he deserved io make it.

    Mets fan’s know that he doesn’t deserve it this particular year.

  49. Mets502091 says:

    I voted for Wright about 250 times

    • ebfnyc says:

      you put up 250.

      Metsfan 2452459231 your very dedicated.

      Try sales.

      maybe you should be a buyer. You picked up 250 or you threw down 250.

      Now I’m confused.

  50. The King of Queens says:

    Just alittle food for thought in 341 at bats Corey Hart is batting .296 with 46 runs, 14 HR, 56 RBI, 17 BB, 60 KO, and 13 SB. In 329 at bats Carlos Delgado is batting .243 with 47 runs, 16HR, 50 RBI, 36 BB, 74 KO, and 1 SB. Despite a higher batting average and more steals he really isn’t that much more of a productive player then Delgado and this guy is beating David Wright. Seriously people get out there and VOTE!!!

  51. BeatWritersSuck says:

    BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The Fans who did not vote …what a disgrace… Wright and Reyes Should be in the All Star Game……