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The All-Star voting is over in the American League and National League. Here's a breakdown of the starters at each position and a look at the reserves. Click here for the full National League roster.

American League All-Star Team
1B
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Jason Giambi	Athletcs	.341	22	76	The leader of Bash Brothers 2000
Edgar Martinez	Mariners	.352	23	85	Triple Crown threat at DH.
Carlos Delgado	Blue Jays	.358	28	74	Always a dangerous slugger, he's finally hitting for average
Mike Sweeney	Royals	.352	14	75	One of the quietest, most productive hitters in the league
Fred McGriff	Devil Rays	.272	15	58	Tampa Bay needs an All-Star representative

2B
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	SB	The Skinny
Roberto Alomar	Indians	.274	9	35	21	Pedestrian numbers, but he's often the default choice at second
Ray Durham	White Sox	.286	12	46	9	On pace to break all his power numbers

SS
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Alex Rodriguez	Mariners	.344	21	72	Out of the AL shortstop triumvirate, he's played the entire season healthy
Nomar Garciaparra	Red Sox	.389	8	44	Has been on a tear after a brief stint on the DL
Derek Jeter	Yankees	.325	7	30	An up-and-down season, when compared to his other shortstop mates

3B
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Cal Ripken	Orioles	.239	13	43	His best days are long behind him, but he'll be voted in until he retires
Troy Glaus	Angels	.295	23	54	Up-and-coming star will probably get start if Ripken can't go
Travis Fryman	Indians	.317	14	46	Solid numbers despite hitting in the bottom part of the Cleveland' lineup.

C
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Ivan Rodriguez	Rangers	.362	25	72	He's making mincemeat of last year's MVP performance.
Jorge Posada	Yankees	.314	13	38	Proven he can be a full-time catcher and still produce

OF
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Jermaine Dye	Royals	.311	20	62	It's taken a couple of years for Dye to become comfortable in Kansas City
Bernie Williams	Yankees	.329	18	76	He puts up huge numbers but in often quiet fashion
Manny Ramirez	Indians	.322	13	47	Still on the DL with a hamstring injury
Carl Everett	Red Sox	.326	24	69	His consistency at the plate has kept the Red Sox in contention
Darin Erstad	Angels	.373	16	59	Far and away the league leader in hits
Magglio Ordonez	White Sox	.332	19	71	Quality hitter heated up after torching Yankee pitching
Matt Lawton	Twins	.330	6	52	One of the AL's top hitters despite being in a mediocre lineup.

Pitchers
Player	Team	W	L	ERA	K	The Skinny
James Baldwin	White Sox	11	3	3.79	70	Brightest surprise of the first half of the season
Chuck Finley	Indians	7	5	3.82	109	Veteran lefty rejuvenated in Cleveland
Tim Hudson	Athletics	10	2	4.18	94	Future star just knows how to win games
Pedro Martinez	Red Sox	9	3	1.77	140	AL's best hurler on disabled list.
Aaron Sele	Mariners	10	3	4.21	65	Anchor of a very deep Seattle rotation
David Wells	Blue Jays	14	2	3.41	104	Boomer just keeps on winning
Player	Team	W	L	ERA	SV	The Skinny
Jason Isringhausen	Athletics	3	2	3.12	19	Ex-Mets phenom reborn as Oakland's closer
Todd Jones	Tigers	0	1	2.67	24	Seems to have saved each and every Detroit win.
Derek Lowe	Red Sox	2	3	2.79	18	A master of the two-inning save
Mariano Rivera	Yankees	2	3	3.28	18	Numbers are down, but still the best closer in the AL.

Note: Stats current through July 4.

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