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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2001
Page
7
The scoreboard notes no Monday games. The All-Star Game is set for Seattle at 7 p.m. with remaining Wednesday National League games listed. The entry emphasizes the Monday halt and the upcoming marquee All-Star event.
League leaders include Ramirez, Suzuki, and Boone among batting leaders with runs, hits, and home run tallies. Pitching leaders cite Clemens, Farquhar, and Sele in wins, ERA, and strikeouts, with closers like Sasaki and Rivera. tabled stats cover doubles, triples, stolen bases, and players across teams such as Seattle, Boston, Texas, Cleveland, and Toronto.
Critics lament the All-Star game’s loss of charm amid interleague play and high salaries. The piece cites Seattle’s Safeco Field hosting last year’s game and notes star absence, renewed rivalries, and the shift toward television spectacle over pride. It recalls past matchups and reflects on how the event has changed since interleague play began.
The 27 year old Seattle outfielder leads the majors with hits and steals while earning fan favorite status and a league top vote tally for the All Star Game. Teammates and rivals compare his Zen like approach to past All Star phenomenons as cameras swarm during a news conference.
Bobby Valentine suggests a major fine to curb criticism of All-Star selections. He defends his process arguing managers from pennant winners should retain control. Cliff Floyd, upset over team selection and travel costs, voiced frustration but avoided debate on the selection system.
A compact roster of Baseball All-Star MVP winners from 1962 to 2000, pairing players with their teams and leagues. The record notes several entries in inconsistent formats and includes a final cryptic phrase a two games.
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