ST. LOUIS — The latest round of All-Star voting results rolled in Monday, June 22, and revealed Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll ranked just 10th among National League outfielders.
This does not feel right to teammate Nolan Arenado.
"The fact that he's not getting enough votes, I think it just shows how people don't really know how good he is or are not paying attention," Arenado said.
Carroll's season is worthy of All-Star consideration. He owns a .281/370/.574 line with 16 doubles, nine triples and 13 homers.
The problem is, his numbers might not be seen as being significantly better than everyone else in what is a crowded NL outfield competition.
This does not feel right to teammate Nolan Arenado.
"The fact that he's not getting enough votes, I think it just shows how people don't really know how good he is or are not paying attention," Arenado said.
Carroll's season is worthy of All-Star consideration. He owns a .281/370/.574 line with 16 doubles, nine triples and 13 homers.
The problem is, his numbers might not be seen as being significantly better than everyone else in what is a crowded NL outfield competition.
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