You can vote for the 2007 All Star Game online.

My National League Selections (as of today)

1B - Derek Lee, Cubs (.394/.469/.577) - He's leading the majors in batting average at .394 but he's only got 3 home runs (a pace of 13) ... Prince Fielder has an NL leading 14 home runs but barely has Lee beat in slugging percentage while being way behind Lee in batting average and OBP. I've got to go with Lee although I think Fielder may end up having a better season. Everyones pre-season NL all star 1B Albert Pujols is having a weak year so far.

2B - Chase Utley, Phillies (.291/.378/.541) - Tops among NL 2nd Basement for homeruns (actually tied with Brandon Phillips and Dan Uggla at 8) and slugging percentage (.541)

SS - Jose Reyes, Mets (.324/.394/.505) - This is a really stellar position in the NL so far this year. JJ Hardy has an NL leading 14 home runs for the Brewers, Hanley Ramirez is hitting .335 for the Marlins, and Edgar Renteria is hitting .335 for the Braves. Reyes, Hardy, Ramirez, Renteria, and Jimmy Rollins all have slugging percentages over .500 which is really astounding power coming from the shortstop position. I did a quick look back and there hasn't been an NL shortstop who has finished the year with a slugging percentage over .500 yet this millennium. I didn't look back into the 90s. Anyone hazard a guess at who the last NL shortstop with a slugging percentage over .500 was? I'll have to research. Anyway, my point is, absolutely stacked position so far this year but I have to go with Reyes as he's the sparkplug on the best team in the NL.

3B - Chipper Jones, Braves (.307/.404/.647) - Jones is having an outstanding season for the Braves who are also as a team having a great year so far.

C - Bengie Molina, Giants (.304/.333/.464) - This may be somewhat of a "homer" vote as I'm a huge Giants fan but the stats are pretty close right now between Molina, the Dodger's Russell Martin, the Brewer's Johnny Estrada, and the Braves Brian McCann. I go with Molina because the all star game is in San Francisco this year. Molina has had a lot of big hits for the Giants this year.

OF - Barry Bonds, Giants (.287/.503/.630) - Bonds has been cold in May but he was godlike in April and his season stats still place him as first among all NL OF in OBP, SLG, BB, & HR (tied with the Red's Adam Dunn with 11.)

OF - Ken Griffey Jr. Reds (.303/.406/.553) - Griffey has had a been of a return to form so far this year. He's a hall of famer and I'll vote for him over whoever is having a couple of fluke months right now. He's 3rd among NL OF's in OPS (2nd if you don't count the Rockies Matt Holiday, and come to think of it, I don't count anyone on the Rockies so yes he's 2nd.)

OF - Randy Winn, Giants (.325/.353/.478) - OK, I'm not really serious with this selection but Winn does have a 20 game hitting streak and he's hitting .325 and really looking at the NL outfielders I don't see a lot of really outstanding seasons so far this year so I give it to Winn as punishment to the rest of these overrated bastards. I suppose it should go to the Astros Carlos Lee or the Phillies Aaron Rowand or the Reds Adam Dunn.