Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong All-Star voting update is getting disrespectful

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While the Chicago Cubs might not be leading the division, and in cruise control, as it looked like they could've been earlier this season, they're still not a bad team.

One of the reasons why is Pete Crow-Armstrong, who's having another incredible season both offensively and defensively. However, after being a major snub in the first wave of All-Star voting, how is PCA doing after the second wave of voting?

Well, as Phillies Tailgate shared on Twitter/x, Crow-Armstrong is not only a massive snub right now, but his voting position on the ballot is getting disrespectful.

Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong gets disrespectful All-Star voting update​

Among NL outfielders, Crow-Armstrong placed in 14th during last week's voting update, and one week later, a week in which he hit .550 with a 1.900 OPS with four homers, seven RBIs, and continued to play solid defense, he's... still in 14th.

Crow-Armstrong has received 590,136 All-Star votes this season, which has him nearly 400,000 votes shy of an All-Star finalist spot.

Somehow, Teoscar Hernandez, Kyle Tucker, Mauricio Dubon, Jackson Chourio, and Justin Crawford have received more votes than PCA this season.

Crow-Armstrong has 4.6 bWAR this season, which is the most among all position players in baseball this season. And yet, he's 14th in All-Star voting.

He has 16 homers, 40 R BIs, 18 stolen bases, 12 doubles, four triples, a solid .283 batting average, and an .883 OPS.

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There is no world in which Crow-Armstrong, with his elite defense, base running, and offensive production, shouldn't be an All-Star.

But it's not just that he's not a finalist. James Wood, Jordan Walker, and Corbin Carroll all deserve an All-Star nod, and none are finalists. The issue with why PCA is being disrespected more than anyone else is the sheer difference in voting share.

Crow-Armstrong should be one of the top vote-getters among all outfielders. And yet, he's somehow 14th overall. He has a little under 41,000 vote-lead on Adolis Garcia, who has an under .600 OPS and is out for the season.

The Crow-Armstrong All-Star voting update is getting disrespectful, as there's zero reason why he should be so low on the NL outfielder ranking this season for fan votes.

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