It appears the National League will have Jason Heyward of the Atlanta Braves in their starting outfield for the 2010 All Star Game. This year’s All Star Game will be in Anaheim and baseball fans are eager to see Jason play, as they keep piling on the votes for him in the All Star voting.
You can help Jason Heyward go to the All Star Game and represent the National League in the outfield, by placing a vote for him at MLB.com. It is free to place your votes for your favorite National and American League baseball players. You can select up to 3 outfielders for each league. Just place a mark by Jason Heyward Atl on your All Star ballots, if you would like to see this 20 year-old rookie perform in the mid-summer classic July 13th in Anaheim, California.
Andre Ethier of the Dodgers and Ryan Braun of the Brewers are the other two NL outfielders leading the way in votes. You can help Jason the most, by NOT voting for Ethier or Braun. Select Jason Heyward on your National League ballot and then pick any other 2 NL outfielders you want, as long as you don’t pick Ryan Braun or Andre Ethier. By not selecting any Dodger or Brewer outfielders, you will increase the chances of seeing this rookie sensation Jason Heyward perform.
Many have heard by now the Nationals star pitcher Stephen Strasburg or the Florida Marlins rookie sensation Mike Stanton. Both of these rookies have recently been called up and are now making positive strides in the Majors. Their talents fail to compare to what Jason Heyward brings to the game of baseball each night in Atlanta and for the National League. He was too good to keep in the minors and made the team from the Spring Training games in Florida. If you want to see one of the best rookies ever and you can watch him July 13th in the All Star Game, just place a vote for Jason Heyward on your Allstar Ballots. You won’t regret your vote and he will put on a show in the All Star Game and hopefully we will get to see hin swinging in the Century 21 Home Run Derby in Anaheim. The HR Derby will take place on the Monday night, before the Tuesday night All Star Game. The best sluggers from the National and American League will each have 3 or 4 guys representing them in the Homerun Derby.