Brewers Notes; Brewers Get No Respect; Clark, Lee Not Among the Top 15 Players in Early All-Star Voting
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › June 05, 2005
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Los Angeles A glance at the official statistics pack, which is distributed every day in every press box throughout the major leagues, showed Milwaukee Brewers centerfielder Brady Clark leading the major leagues in hits (77) and leftfielder Carlos Lee tied with Chicago first baseman Derrek Lee for the National League lead in RBI (50).
Neither Clark nor Lee showed up among the top 15 vote-getters when early all-star balloting results were released last week.See the full content of this document
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Brewers Notes; Brewers Get No Respect; Clark, Lee Not Among the Top 15 Players in Early All-Star Voting
"That's not a shock," Brewers catcher Chad Moeller said.
Other than Geoff Jenkins, who was sent to the 2003 All-Star Game via Internet balloting, Milwaukee hasn't had a player voted into the Midsummer Classic since Paul Molitor in 1988. ...See the full content of this document
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