The first round of voting is over, and the Mets will once again not have a starter in the All-Star Game when it takes place on July 9 at Progressive Field in Cleveland. Pete Alonso was the closest in the starter balloting, but he wasn’t close enough to get the nod despite a push by the Mets’ social media team. He finished fifth at his position but is certainly worthy of selection to the National League roster. No other Mets really came close in the voting, but there are a few others who would be deserving if they get the nod.
Who is the Mets’ All-Star this year?
