Dylan, Chicago White Sox, MLB All-Star Game Stop. (Photo by Jimmy Sabo/Getty Images)
Here are some of the best players left out from the 2022 MLB All-Star Game.
While many of the top players celebrate going to the 2022 MLB All-Star Game in Los Angeles, not everyone who should have made any of the rosters ended up doing so.
Although there will be adjustments to the MLS and National League rosters in the coming days (injuries, bowlers not getting enough rest to participate, etc.), we have a few notable players who haven’t been to Dodger Stadium for the week. and change. Admittedly, we don’t want any insults, but scorn is a guy who can’t get love from an All-Star Game Director.
Hopefully, any of those players mentioned by ESPN’s Jeff Bassan arrive in Los Angeles soon.
MLB All-Star Game 2022: 5 players left out from the Midsummer Classic
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Dylan chopped off
SP Chicago White Sox
Dylan Cease punches guys left and right for the Chicago White Sox
Although the Chicago White Sox have performed significantly poorly this season, rookie bowler Dylan Cease certainly made a convincing case for the All-Star. He has a top 10 ERA in baseball at 2.45 in the year. While his 7-4 record on the season isn’t something to write home about, he has 133 aces, the third most in baseball. His attacking strikes in all nine innings lead the MLB.
Had the White Sox been a better team this season, their case might have been more compelling. His win/lose sign may be more tempting. Regardless, Cease has been a consistent pitcher in what has been a somewhat chaotic season for the South Sides. It’s hard to hit the table with a third-placed team throw under .500, but Cease definitely has his All-Star status.
It remains to be seen if his career best 2.45 ERA is there to stay for the White Sox right-hand man.
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