There is a long list of players every year, and many people in baseball don’t get the recognition they deserve.

Strikeout artists, fearsome heavy hitters, and stoppage rescuers who missed their place on the MLB All-Star roster all heard their compliments, especially after they missed the team’s promotion.

Sometimes, there are legitimate reasons to be upset about their rejection. Every team must occupy a place, even if no one on their roster has an All-Star season. When another player is more worthwhile, the fan’s favorite wins votes to start the game.

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But usually, this is just a numbers game. Each team has only 32 places. Even if there are substitute players who get a place in the team, there are still many players who have not been selected for the team despite their outstanding performance.

along with Starting with Reserve announcement, We are studying some players that we think should be selected to the All-Star team in 2021. Some of these players may eventually be appointed as substitutes for the American League and the National League, but for now, their plan is to watch the Midsummer Festival Classic at home.

Here are the 11 snubs that we think should be selected for the All-Star team.

Chris Bassitt, SP, track and field

Oakland’s starting pitcher Sean Manaea (Sean Manaea) may occupy this position on the all-out list, but we chose Bassitt, who started the season with a more stable start. If the season ends today, these two starters will help the track team re-enter the playoffs, as they have been the dominant position a two-boxing team might demand so far in 2021.

In his 17 starts, only 4 of them allowed the Brazilian Special to run over the plate with more than two points. He hits batters with a career-high 25.2% shooting rate, only 6.2% of the time is a walking batter, and the average batting rate for opposing batters is only 0.210. His 3.04 ERA puts him sixth in the American League qualifiers this season, and his nine victories are second only to the Indians’ Aaron Sival. His 3.25 FIP shows that he is not even a beneficiary of luck, and that he has performed well so far this season.

Byron Buxton, OF, twins

Yes, he only played 27 games. Of course, this may be too small to guarantee an All-Star selection, so there are some reasonable reasons for his omission. But Mike Trout only played 36 games and he was selected as the starter, so Buxton deserves some recognition because he is full of energy when he is on the court.

Use at least 100 board appearances, Buxton’s 2.7 Fangraphs WAR (FWAR) ranked him 23rd in all baseball games, ahead of several All-Star players such as Jesse Wink, Matt Olsen, Aaron Judge, and yes, even Trout. Buxton hit 10 homers and stole five bases while posting a ridiculous .369/.409/.767 slash. This is the season the Twins fans have been waiting for for many years. Unfortunately, injuries have allowed him to miss as many games as they did. Even if he can’t participate in the game, it would be interesting to see Buxton earn a place on the American League roster just to honor his impressive start to 2021.

Edwin Diaz, RP, Metropolis

There is a long list of rescuers who have reasons to be All-Stars. But we may choose the best pitcher among them as a noteworthy omission. For the contenders in the playoffs, he has shut down and helped ensure that the Mets stay ahead as they continue to lead NL East.

So far this season, Diaz has converted 17 of his 18 saves and continued to recover in last year’s games. His strikeout rate is 33.1%. Although it is down from 2020, his walking rate has dropped significantly from 12.7% last year to 8.1% this year. He has not yet allowed a home run in 31.2 innings, which helped him maintain a 1.80 FIP, which suggests that his 2.84 ERA should be even lower at some point. He controlled the average batting rate of batters at 0.198 points because he is one of the most difficult substitutes to deal with.

Tyler Glasno, SP, Rays

Glasno will not be able to participate in the All-Star Game even if he is selected because he is currently on the injury list, but his recent injuries have no reason to prevent him from being selected for the team because of what he did in 2021. Before an elbow injury put him on hold, the Rays Ace had been enjoying his best season so far.

The former top prospect always shows the tendencies of batters. Now, he is just doing everything else to match this. His 36.2% strikeout rate is the second-highest in his career, his 7.9% walk rate is the second-lowest in his career, 14.3% fly-ball homer rate is the second-highest in his career, and he has never let in. The player is below the average of 0.176 points he pitched this year. The result is a 2.66 SR, which is the fourth lowest SR of the American United in 88 innings so far. Before the injury, he felt like someone who would discuss whether to start the All-Star Game for the Junior Tour.

Yuli Gurriel, 1B, Astronaut

Gurriel performed well in 2019, but fell to only 79 wRC+ in 2020.He rebounded well in 2021 and played his best season in a major so far. 145 wRC+ and already 2.3 fWAR A total of 78 games have been played this season. The 37-year-old first baseman may not have advanced with teammates Jose Altoff, Carlos Correa, Michael Brantley and Ryan Presley, but he is worth traveling to Denver.

Although he is not a typical first baseman slamming, Gurriel has been one of the best batsmen on the American United team this season. He walked more than his strikeout rate with 10.9% walking rate and 9.1% strikeout rate, which helped him hit the 0.322/.390/.495 slash. Among AL’s qualified first base players, only All-Stars Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Matt Olson and Jared Walsh had higher OPS than his 0.884. And he still has enough home runs this season, already 10.

Manny Machado, 3B, parents

Fernando Tatis Jr. rightfully captured this scene in San Diego, because this excellent shortstop has always been one of the most exciting talents in the game, so it’s easy to forget Manny Macha Many (Manny Machado), he has always maintained excellent statistics.He has not fully reached the 2020 MVP figure, but His 2.5 fWAR ranks second among NL third basemen So far this season, he continues to swing the hot rod and play his signature defense.

Machado did everything right this year. With 9 stolen bases, he is expected to hit his third season with only double-digit stolen bases in the big man season. Even in the spacious Petco Park, he already has as many as 15 home runs, and with his power hitting the ball, his batting rate has reached 0.482. Machado has been able to keep his strikeout rate at a low level-his 16.7% strikeout rate this year is exactly the level of his career-but he is now advancing at the highest rate ever, at 11.7% of the field. Free passes in the game.

Whit Merrifield, 2B, Royal

The stolen base is becoming a lost art in baseball, but Merrifield is doing his best to keep this aspect of the game alive. So far, he has swept 23 bases, ranking third in his career, second only to 34 in 2017 and 45 in 2018. He is the only player with more than 20 Grand Slams this season. The Royals may not have an unforgettable season, but Merrifield has remained stable year after year.

The stolen base is not the only trend in Merrifield’s Bucks game; he is also notoriously difficult to strikeout. His strike rate is only 12.7%-the second lowest in his career-and is more than 10% lower than the league average of 23.8%. The most important thing is that he has 7.2% of the time to move around, shooting an on-base percentage of 0.337. Strength is not his calling card, but those who come to the court occasionally see him meet one, because he has already hit 8 homers in 83 games this year, which undoubtedly makes him hopeful of two this season. The number of grades. For the fourth time in his career.

Yoan Moncada, 3B, White Sox

Moncada’s figures this year are not particularly flashy. There are many players with more than five home runs. Many more people surpassed the two bases where he was stolen. But Moncada is one of the most complete players of the season.his 2.7 fWAR is the highest among qualified position players Missed the All-Star Game and was higher than some starters.

Through the minors, Moncada became one of the best prospects for the game with his combination of strength and speed. This year, it was his attention to the plate that helped him gain so much value. He walks at a career-high 15.8% speed, which is second only to Joey Gallo, Max Monsi, Juan Soto and Yandi Diaz. He has reduced his strikeout rate to a career-low 25.8% and reached his second-highest average so far-0.280-to help him reach a career-high 0.403 on-base percentage. The only American third basemen with a better wRC+ than his 129 are the All-Stars Rafael Devers and Jose Ramirez.

Freddy Peralta, SP, winemaker

This year’s National League pitching level is ridiculously high, so it seems inevitable that some top pitchers will be excluded. There are already two from their rotation and another from the bullpen on the NL roster. The Brewers are clearly well represented, but Peralta is also worth mentioning this year because he is the team’s No. What the No. 3 starting pitcher did is unknown.

Peralta’s 2.23 SR ranks seventh among qualified starting pitchers in the National League, and his 129 strikeouts rank fourth. So far, only Jacob deGrom has reduced the average batting rate of opposing batsmen to 0.132 so far this season. With 11.5% walking rate and 9.7% HR/FB rate, he was also able to shoot 3.09 FIP, which shows that he should be able to maintain success throughout the season. There may be a lot of Milwaukee pitching on the NL roster, but there is no doubt that Peralta and his teammates belong to the team.

Max Scherzer, SP, national

So far, this season’s deep pitching at NL will prevent Scherzer from continuing his impressive streak of consecutive appearances on the All-Star roster. Since 2013, he has been selected for seven consecutive times, and the data he has released so far in 2021 should of course ensure that he has been selected for the eighth consecutive time this year.

“Mad Max” is in the middle of his fifth consecutive season. He averaged more than 12 strikeouts per nine innings and hit 12.12. This year his walking rate has dropped to 2.00 BB/9, which is The third-the lowest in his 13-year career. What’s more impressive is that in his Hall of Fame career, he won three Cy Young Awards, and his current self-report rate is 2.10, which will be his lowest level ever. A few days before his 38th birthday, Scherzer deserves the gift of being selected for the All-Star Game again.

Justin Turner, Dodgers

The Dodgers always have a few players worth joining, such as Clayton Kershaw and Kenley Johnson, who can also be a strong case for being selected for the All-Star this year. But for this year’s Los Angeles, Turner seems particularly worthy of a place on the NL list. After all, Turner has only participated in the All-Star Game (2017), and his career value is more than that.

Among qualified players, only Moncada has a higher fWAR among position players Bitner, who missed the All-Star team this season, has his 2.6 points. The 36-year-old third baseman has always been a member of the Dodgers, with 0.295/.388/.484 slashes, 13 homers and 57 strikeouts, and 39 walks. His 44.2% crit rate is the best in his career. According to baseball experts, And his average exit speed of 91 mph. Turner is in Los Angeles almost every year, he is an All-Star player, and in another excellent game, he should join the Dutch team.