Tulo rocks, but tight races in the corners and outfield

Troy Tulowitzki is the National League's one and only two-million-vote man so far.

The Rockies shortstop -- who leads in two of the three NL Triple Crown categories and paces the Majors with a 5.0 WAR -- headlines the pack of NL top vote-getters, and he joins Toronto's Jose Bautista as the only other player to eclipse the two-million mark as of Monday's ballot update.

At last count, Bautista had collected 2,135,223 votes to Tulowitzki's 2,007,202.

In other NL races, the Mets' David Wright (859,082) has taken over the top spot in the third-base voting, ahead of the injured Nolan Arenado of the Rockies (766,364), with the Giants' Pablo Sandoval (714,548) creeping close behind in third place.

And there continues to be a shakeup at the top of the outfield race. The Dodgers' Yasiel Puig -- who made a huge leap from fifth to first last week, and has 1,472,717 votes to date -- maintains his hold on the No. 1 outfield spot, but he's now followed by the Marlins' Giancarlo Stanton (1,259,047), who was third last week, and the Brewers' Carlos Gomez (1,192,174), who leapfrogged two players to climb from fifth to third. Andrew McCutchen of the Pirates (1,190,516) still sits in fourth, only a meager 1,658 votes behind Gomez. The reigning NL MVP Award winner is followed by the Rockies' Charlie Blackmon -- who sat second last week, and now has 1,129,313 votes -- and former NL MVP Award winner Ryan Braun of the Brewers (1,058,680).

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As was the case last week, the closest race outside of the outfield remains at third, where Wright leads by 92,718 votes. First base also remains close, with the Dodgers' Adrian Gonzalez (888,906) now leading Paul Goldschmidt (784,026), as the D-backs star made a huge climb from fourth to second in the voting over the past week.

Elsewhere, Phillies second baseman Chase Utley (1,342,480) and Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina (1,621,944) continued their steady pace ahead of the Dodgers' Dee Gordon (735,831) and the Giants' Buster Posey (1,078,007), respectively. And no one is close to Tulowitzki, who leads San Francisco's Brandon Crawford (656,719) by more than 1.35 million votes after widening the margin even further this week.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STAR VOTE LEADERS

CATCHER
1. Yadier Molina, Cardinals: 1,621,944
2. Buster Posey, Giants: 1,078,007
3. Jonathan Lucroy, Brewers: 771,313
4. Evan Gattis, Braves: 565,620
5. Devin Mesoraco, Reds: 418,422

FIRST BASE
1. Adrian Gonzalez, Dodgers: 888,906
2. Paul Goldschmidt, D-backs: 784,026
3. Freddie Freeman, Braves: 710,778
4. Justin Morneau, Rockies: 669,917
5. Brandon Belt, Giants: 593,693

SECOND BASE
1. Chase Utley, Phillies: 1,342,480
2. Dee Gordon, Dodgers: 735,831
3. Neil Walker, Pirates: 614,273
4. Brandon Phillips, Reds: 441,076
5. Daniel Murphy, Mets: 435,701

THIRD BASE
2. David Wright, Mets: 859,082
2. Nolan Arenado, Rockies: 766,364
3. Pablo Sandoval, Giants: 714,548
4. Aramis Ramirez, Brewers: 615,597
5. Juan Uribe, Dodgers: 581,440

SHORTSTOP
1. Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies: 2,007,202
2. Brandon Crawford, Giants: 656,719
3. Jean Segura, Brewers: 567,481
4. Hanley Ramirez, Dodgers: 540,513
5. Andrelton Simmons, Braves: 467,395

OUTFIELD
1. Yasiel Puig, Dodgers: 1,472,717
2. Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins: 1,259,047
3. Carlos Gomez, Brewers: 1,192,174
4. Andrew McCutchen, Pirates: 1,190,516
5. Charlie Blackmon, Rockies: 1,129,313
6. Ryan Braun, Brewers: 1,058,680
7. Angel Pagan, Giants: 785,885
8. Justin Upton, Braves: 781,140
9. Michael Morse, Giants: 758,879
10. Hunter Pence, Giants: 687,403
11. Matt Holliday, Cardinals: 529,294
12. Michael Cuddyer, Rockies: 469,710
13. Khris Davis, Brewers: 459,771
14. Bryce Harper, Nationals: 435,075
15. Carlos Gonzalez, Rockies: 419,151