Your Mission: VOTECHOOCH

Posted by Tim Malcolm, Mon, June 08, 2009 12:20 PM

We’ll find out the new voting totals in the National League All-Star balloting later today, but quickly, a plea:

VOTECHOOCH.

Ruiz leads all National League catchers (minimum 100 PA) in OPS (.945) by roping an NL-high 10 doubles. His .309 average is among NL leaders, while he’s actually second in the National League in catcher stolen bases (3). Fielding? How about a 41 percent success rate at catching basestealers, plus a 4.35 catcher ERA, pretty respectable for what has been one of the worst pitching staffs in the first half. Oh, and don’t forget those late-season heroics from 2008.

VOTECHOOCH by clicking here. I also recommend VOTERAUL, VOTEChase and VOTERyan. The campaigns for VOTEPedro and VOTEShane are still working, as well.

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18 Responses to “Your Mission: VOTECHOOCH”

  1. Jim Says:

    they just released the new voting results on mlb.com

    Rollins and Ibanez just moved into first place for their respective positions!
    THat gives the phillies 3 starters (Utley) should the all star game be played today.

    i still feel rollins does not deserve to start. sure hes solid defensivley but hes been an automatic out for most of the season

  2. Justin Says:

    What about VOTEStairs for HR Derby?

  3. Jim Says:

    chooch is now in 5th place, a little under 275000 away from molina, there is still hope! pedro seems to be lost, hes in 4th place, almost 500000 votes behind david wright. and youd be hard pressed to argue if david wright shouldnt start. pedro and chooch would probably get manager selections though

  4. PGD Says:

    wow rollins moved into first thats pretty bad if he makes it over hanley

  5. John Fire Says:

    great news on the all-star front! here’s the full list of where our guys are ranked right now:

    1b – howard, 2nd (900,000 behind pujols)
    2b – utley, 1st (1 million ahead of next guy)
    3b – feliz, 4th!(395k behind 1st place david wright)
    ss – rollins, 1st (65k ahead)
    c – ruiz, 5th (280k out of first)
    of – ibanez, 1st (150k in first)
    of – victorino, 6th
    of – werth, 8th

  6. NJ Says:

    Is it just me or does anyone else feel kind of bad if Rollins makes the all-star team this year?

  7. PGD Says:

    Yes I would, it wouldnt be as bad if he atleast had respectable offensive numbers but lets be honest his numbers are horrendous this year

  8. PGD Says:

    i think madson deserves consideration but probably wont make it because he is not a closer

  9. The Little Guy Says:

    I agree with Rollins this year, but how many years has he had better numbers then a lot of SS they got voted in and he was sitting at home?

    Rollins is starting to stir, he said after a film session Saturday, they figured out his swing was to flat and he was getting under the ball, so hopefully he will start coming around. If he gets rolling, they could run away with the division..

  10. Bruce Says:

    Don’t forget..VOTEJimmy. ;-)

    Rollins appears to be coming around getting contact and resulting in 2 hits yesterday. As the astute Joe Morgan, hall of famer and broadcaster for ESPN, indicated, Rollins needs to be consistent in his approach to his at bats. He analysed Rollins’ swings using side by side video images where he noted Rollins’ shoulder dropped and getting under the ball resulting in a popup. In the other swing, his shoulders were leveled and on top of the ball resulting in a groundball hit. Good stuff.

  11. Mike59 Says:

    I’d love to see Chooch get voted in. I’ve been so happy to watch him really come into his own this season. Good for him.

    As for Rollins, I’d kind of like to see him not make the All Star team this year in hopes it will light a fire under him and he takes off in the second half.

  12. Vinny Says:

    I dont dink dat jimmy rollins shoulds mak da al satre gam neta should feliz or werth or vicotrino orruiz beacuse there noot good. dats why

  13. Vinny Says:

    lets go mets we wil beet u Tomoro da filly’es r noot dat good not dat good .

  14. Bruce Says:

    Vinny, would you please translate your text into proper english for us.

  15. Vinny Says:

    what Do u Meen ? i Speek engligh ,

  16. Vinny Says:

    da Mets r hurt alot off injuries lot off injuries tons, Da reesin y ere not doin to good is because injuies. if DA ‘; fillies had injuires lik Da mets had dey would go nowhere.dey wld b done. finished ova wit.

  17. nick Says:

    they are selling “VOTE RAUL” shirts on http://www.fightinphilsgraphictees.com. I think they have a “Choooooooch” shirt too !

  18. SuperFan Says:

    is looking for the next great Phillies T-Shirt. A Phillies Nation member submitted “Rauuuul” and he has won the previous contest.

    Submit your shirt today – SuperLogoz@gmail.com

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