Which of these Braves would get your All-Star vote?

The All-Star ballot is out for fans to name the starters in the 2016 game July 12 at San Diego's Petco Park.

Baseball fans case about 620 million All-Star votes last year. No Braves made the starting roster. Pitcher Shelby Miller was added, but he did not pitch.

This year, one Braves appears on the ballot on all fielding position categories. One was on the disabled list for a month. Another hasn't been on the major league roster since May 1.

Which of these Braves would get your vote? (Click on as many choices as desired. All stats through Monday, May 9.)

Fans can vote on the official ballot online until June 30.

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