Acuna, who would get to play in front of his home fans July 15 at Truist Park, jumped two spots in the latest tabulations to rank fourth among NL outfielders with 1,140,061 votes. Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh looks well on his way to his first All-Star appearance as he leads the majors in home runs with 31. His 1,901,389 votes are tops among all American League catchers and rank second overall in the AL. This year's All-Star Game balloting process features two stages of fan voting. Ohtani's total votes put him in first place in DH voting for the NL, followed by San Francisco's Rafael Devers (1,103,085) and the Cubs' Seiya Suzuki (641,687).