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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 American League roster.

National League All-Star Team
1B
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Mark McGwire	Cardinals	.304	30	68	Big Mac still churning out the homers
Todd Helton	Rockies	.390	21	69	He's hitting .459 at home, .331 on the road
Andres Galarraga	Braves	.299	19	60	Return from cancer surgery to All-Star status even sweeter in front of home crowd

2B
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	SB	The Skinny
Jeff Kent	Giants	.354	23	80	7	NL leader in RBIs fortunately emerged as the top vote-getter despite playing in Barry Bonds' shadow
Jose Vidro	Expos	.373	15	59	5	Playing in the shadow of Vladimir Guererro, the best player you've never seen. What does that say about Vidro?
Edgardo Alfonzo	Mets	.333	13	57	2	A professional hitter who plays in the shadow of Mike Piazza

SS
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Barry Larkin	Reds	.325	8	28	Despite missing a month with injury, still the best in the NL

3B
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Chipper Jones	Braves	.320	20	63	Last year's NL MVP actually wasn't in the '99 All-Star Game
Jeff Cirillo	Rockies	.343	9	64	Key offseason pickup making big noise at Coors

C
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Mike Piazza	Mets	.357	24	71	Without a doubt the best hitting catcher in the NL
Mike Lieberthal	Phillies	.288	12	46	One of the top hitters on a very anemic Phillies offense
Jason Kendall	Pirates	.328	7	28	Could be Piazza's perennial All-Star backup for years

OF
Player	Team	Avg	HR	RBI	The Skinny
Ken Griffey Jr.	Reds	.237	26	64	The average has been horrible, but he's still going deep
Barry Bonds	Giants	.310	28	57	Pac Bell Park has been very kind to Bonds
Sammy Sosa	Cubs	.306	21	69	He's behind his 60-homer pace. Will he still be a Cub next week?
Gary Sheffield	Dodgers	.339	27	71	Again a threat to challenge for the Triple Crown
Vladimir Guererro	Expos	.363	22	70	Gets a ton of publicity for a player few people actually see
Jim Edmonds	Cardinals	.342	24	56	Trade to St. Louis has done wonders for his career
Brian Giles	Pirates	.318	21	68	Dangerous hitter often overlooked because he's in Pittsburgh
Andruw Jones	Braves	.324	22	51	Great glove; the bat is finally coming around as well

Pitchers
Player	Team	W	L	ERA	K	The Skinny
Kevin Brown	Dodgers	7	2	2.31	101	Has four no-decisions when giving up just one run
Ryan Dempster	Marlins	9	4	3.39	109	Ranks third in the NL in strikeouts
Tom Glavine	Braves	8	5	3.63	92	Perennial All-Star is just 1-3 in his last four starts
Randy Johnson	D'backs	13	2	1.77	185	The Unit just keeps shutting them down
Darryl Kile	Cardinals	11	5	4.63	110	Very happy not to be pitching in Coors anymore
Al Leiter	Mets	10	1	3.04	104	Most consistent pitcher in all of New York
Greg Maddux	Braves	10	3	3.32	108	Atlanta All-Star Game would be incomplete with Glavine and Maddux
Shane Reynolds	Astros	6	5	3.99	77	Best pitcher on a miserable Astros staff
Player	Team	W	L	ERA	SV	The Skinny
Trevor Hoffman	Padres	1	3	3.21	21	One of the few closers in baseball with any consistency
Bob Wickman	Brewers	2	2	2.84	11	Milwaukee's only healthy, consistent pitcher has struggled of late

Note: Stats current through July 4.

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