Dodgers players lead All-Star voting amid controversy over spending

In ongoing All-Star voting for the National League, Dodgers players Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, Max Muncy, and Andy Pages are among the top vote-getters. Despite complaints about the team's spending and success, fans are casting digital ballots for their players. Ohtani leads at designated hitter, followed by Freeman at first base and Muncy at third base. Dodgers president Stan Kasten defended the team's presence in voting, touting their strong domestic and international fan base. Amid debates about the team's impact on the game, Max Muncy expressed that the All-Star Game is a chance to celebrate talent, regardless of team affiliations. The voting results hint at the possibility of the Dodgers having multiple players starting, which would be a first for the franchise since 1980.

• 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Shaikin: The Dodgers are ruining baseball! Stop them! But first let me vote for all their players