Reds Shortstop Elly De La Cruz Beaten Out by Mookie Betts and Francisco Lindor in All-Star Game Voting

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CINCINNATI — Reds star Elly De La Cruz leads National League shortstops in a plethora of categories, including home runs (18), RBI (55), slugging percentage (.511), runs scored (64) and OPS (.862).
Despite his success, he wasn't an All-Star Game finalist. Francisco Lindor and Mookie Betts both received over two million votes.
De La Cruz still should be an All-Star this season, but it won't be with the fan vote. Check out how De La Cruz's stats compare to Betts and Lindor below:
Elly is the best SS in the National League. Already.
— Chad Dotson (@dotsonc) June 27, 2025
Man, the next few years are going to be fun. https://t.co/vhH6kJmP22
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