The Nationals are bribing fans with half-price tickets for All-Star votes
Washington Nationals infielder Anthony Rendon is a part of the league's Final Vote campaign for the last All-star spot, and the team has resorted to some good old-fashioned bribery to bring in some votes before Thursday's deadline.
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Any fan who votes for Rendon 21 or more times will be able to buy two tickets to select Nationals home games at half price, a deal that is almost definitely worth a couple dozen clicks for fans.
The oddest part of the campaign so far has been Rendon's discomfort with the All-Star push, as he told media he was not paying any attention to the vote, and was the only member of the Nationals to not wear a #voteRendon t-shirt at batting practice this week.
-Brendan Maloy
