CHICAGO -- After another quality start and notching his first career hit Tuesday, Chris Archer figured it might be time for some more responsibility. Specifically, the right-hander began his stint as the campaign manager for Logan Morrison in the 2017 Esurance All-Star Game Final Vote, announcing his intentions on Twitter before going into more detail on Wednesday.
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"I don't even know [how it happened]. I went on MLB Network and was campaigning for Corey Dickerson to win the fan vote [to start] the All-Star Game," Archer said. "We're all doing our part. We're all tweeting, we're all really pushing for LoMo to get that last spot."
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Archer's stint unofficially began at 8:50 a.m., when he sent out a tweet to his near 85,000 followers urging them to get out and vote for Morrison, who has some ground to make up.
After Tuesday's returns, the first baseman remained in fifth in the AL vote. Kansas City's Mike Moustakas was leading the way with 8.5 million votes, followed by Boston's Xander Bogaerts, New York's Didi Gregorius and Texas' Elvis Andrus.
"Good morning!" Archer tweeted. "I'm a part time campaign manager and I say #VoteLoMo for the final vote for the '17 all star game! Do it NOW! (LoMo voice)"

Archer hasn't been the only one spreading the word.
Several Rays, including right fielder Steven Souza Jr., third baseman Evan Longoria and right-hander Jacob Faria have all shared their own posts.
The Rays have also gone offline to spread the message, deploying what the team's Twitter account referred to as the "most elite mass communication technique" in Tampa Bay -- fixing a banner on the end of a speed boat that read "VOTE RAYS LOGAN MORRISON TO THE ALL STAR GAME ! MLB.COM."

While he was impressed by the gesture, Archer wasn't quite sure if he had anything that big in his campaign-manager bag of tricks.
"Nah, nah," Archer said with a smile. "Just little stuff, tweets. Hopefully it goes a long way."
That being said, the biggest opportunity for a statement Wednesday wasn't on Twitter or the ocean -- or anywhere other than Wrigley Field for that matter. After getting the day off Tuesday, Morrison returned to the lineup for the finale against the Cubs. He went 2-for-4 in the Rays' 7-3 loss, singling in the first and ninth innings -- though in each instance he became a part of a double play during the ensuing at-bat.
Morrison, who entered Wednesday tied for third in the Majors with 24 home runs, said he appreciated the support of his teammates, but affirmed an earlier statement that he has one primary role with the club, and outside of that, things are out of his hands.
"Like I said before, I'm a baseball player. My job is to win games," Morrison said. "So my teammates helping me out sounds -- it's appreciated. Hopefully it works, but we'll see."
Now in its 16th season, with more than 680 million votes cast, the Final Vote again will include social votes on the last day of balloting, as Twitter support for the 10 candidates over the final six hours of balloting will count toward their vote totals. From 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ET on Thursday, any tweet that includes a designated player hashtag will be tabulated as part of the official vote total used to determine the winners.
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