The 2010 Dewey’s House American League All-Stars

By , 7/13/2010 9:38 am

For comparison, the actual MLB All-Star rosters can be found here.

Just a couple of notes on how I chose the All-Stars:

  • I’m disregarding that idiotic rule requiring every team to send at least one representative.  Oddly enough, I still managed to pick an Oriole for my AL team (and it’s not Ty Wigginton).
  • Injured players worthy of selection are not replaced.
  • For position players, it’s one starter at every position, one backup at every position, plus a 3rd string catcher, a flex middle infielder, a flex corner infielder, and a flex outfielder.
  • For pitchers, it’s 12 starters and 8 relievers.
  • Outfielders will be selected at their true position.  No Carl Crawford in right field, etc.

Here are your American League Dewey’s House All-Stars:

Position Player
C Joe Mauer, Minnesota
Backup John Buck, Toronto


1B Joe Morneau, Minnesota
Backup Miguel Cabrera, Detroit


2B Robinson Cano, New York
Backup Dustin Pedroia, Boston


3B Adrian Beltre, Boston
Backup Evan Longoria, Tampa Bay


SS Alex Gonzalez, Toronto
Backup Elvis Andrus, Texas


LF Josh Hamilton, Texas
Backup Carl Crawford, Tampa Bay


CF Alexis Rios, Chicago
Backup Torii Hunter, Anaheim


RF Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle
Backup David DeJesus, Kansas City


DH Vladimir Guerrero, Texas
Backup David Ortiz, Boston


AL 3rd Catcher Victor Martinez, Boston
AL Flex Middle Infielder Ian Kinsler, Texas
AL Flex Corner Infielder Kevin Youkilis, Boston
AL Flex Outfielder Brennan Boesch, Detroit

Pitchers:

Starting Pitcher David Price, Tampa Bay
SP 2 Jon Lester, Boston
SP 3 Clay Buchholz, Boston
SP 4 Felix Hernandez, Seattle
SP 5 CC Sabathia, New York
SP 6 Andy Pettitte, New York
SP 7 Cliff Lee, Texas
SP 8 Jeff Niemann, Tampa Bay
SP 9 Justin Verlander, Detroit
SP 10 Phil Hughes, New York
SP 11 Trevor Cahill, Oakland
SP 12 Colby Lewis, Texas


RP 1 Mariano Rivera, New York
RP 2 Jose Valverde, Detroit
RP 3 Andrew Bailey, Oakland
RP 4 Rafael Soriano, Tampa Bay
RP 5 Jason Berken, Baltimore
RP 6 Jon Rauch, Minnesota
RP 7 JJ Putz, Chicago
RP 8 Daniel Bard, Boston

The National League is coming later today.

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