St. Louis Cardinals: 2016 All-Star Chances
By Landon Clapp

Outfielders
Stephen Piscotty
Another guy that isn’t getting a ton of love on the balloting yet. Piscotty is 14th amongst NL outfielders despite his .311/.387/.488 slash line with seven home runs and 33 RBI to boot.
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Really, I just don’t think that many people really know how good Piscotty is quite yet. He is far from a household name at this point in his career, and that hurts him in all star considerations.
But, again, a monster June could certainly change that.
Matt Holliday
One of the consistent All-Stars for the Cardinals over the years has been Matt Holliday. Unfortunately, it would take a monster month for Holliday to make the National League All-Star roster.
Holliday is having a solid season and has definitely been on the up and up lately, but he is too far behind the eight ball to be considered for this game.
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Wrap
Ultimately, this team doesn’t have any dominant stars beyond Yadier Molina. So, it is going to be a stretch for the team to get many starters on the National League roster. As there is an actual game played, this is probably for the better.