Ezequel Duran's All-Star Game Voting Status and Why It May Not Secure Him a Spot
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Matt Postins
Summary
The article discusses Texas Rangers infielder Ezequel Duran's position in the 2026 All-Star Game voting. Despite not winning the second base job in spring training, Duran took over in May due to Josh Smith's injury and currently sits in second place among AL second basemen. However, the article suggests his status may not ultimately matter, as the Rangers may not have any player advance to phase two voting. The piece explores the complexities of All-Star voting, Duran's unexpected rise, and the broader implications for the Rangers organization.
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· 3 pulledDuran — who didn't win the second base job coming out of spring training but took it over in May due to Josh Smith's injury — was still in second place at the position among American League players when Major League Baseball released the latest vote totals on Monday.
It's likely few, if any, had Ezequel Duran on that bingo card to start the season.
Duran needs to remain in second place when voting concludes on
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