There's just three days left before Phase 1 of MLB All-Star Game voting is complete and Yankees OF Aaron Judge still reigns supreme as the vote leader.

Judge has 2,433,088 votes, making him a shoo-in to not only be a finalist for the AL outfield when Phase 2 of voting commences, but an All-Star starter to represent the pinstripes.

But others are also in the running from the Bronx.

Jose Trevino remains in second place behind Toronto Blue Jays C Alejandro Kirk for the catcher's role. Kirk will likely win the vote, as he has 1,857,670 now to Trevino's 695,932.

Gleyber Torres remains in fourth place for second base, as does DJ LeMahieu for third base. It's hard to see either of them being a finalist (two for each position except the outfield, where there are six). Isiah Kiner-Falefa is in fifth for shortstop, while Josh Donaldson is sixth for designated hitter.

Giancarlo Stanton remains in fourth place for the AL outfield and should make the final round. It's Judge, Mike Trout, and George Springer in the top places there.

Phase 2 begins on July 5 and ends July 8, when position player starters will be announced. Pitchers and reserves are chosen by the commissioner's office and player ballots.

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