Andy Needs You, LA! Vote 5 Times a Day and Send Him to the 2025 All-Star Game

Los Angeles, this is our moment. The 2025 MLB All-Star Game is fast approaching, and one of our own—Andy—is this close to achieving the dream of a lifetime. One slot away. That’s all that separates him from stepping onto baseball’s biggest midsummer stage, from donning that All-Star jersey and representing not only our team but our city. The fans have the power to close that gap. And that means you have the power.

So we’re putting out the call loud and clear: Vote for Andy. Vote five times a day. Do it for Andy, do it for LA.

Let’s break it all down—why Andy deserves to be there, how your votes truly matter, and what it would mean for Los Angeles to see him shine on the All-Star stage.

Let’s be honest—there’s been something special about Andy this season. It’s not just the numbers (though, trust us, those are phenomenal). It’s the vibe, the energy, the clutch moments, the hustle, the heart. He’s become one of those players who you can’t take your eyes off of—because you just know he’s about to do something incredible.

Let’s start with the stats. As of late June 2025, Andy is hitting well over .300, with an OPS that rivals some of the league’s best. He’s racked up multi-hit games, walk-off RBIs, and crucial home runs when the team needed them most. He’s not padding stats in blowouts—he’s delivering when it counts.

Power? Check. Plate discipline? Absolutely. Clutch hitting? He’s a regular in the game recaps for a reason. Andy has become the guy opposing pitchers don’t want to see in the batter’s box in a tight situation.

Now let’s talk glove work. Andy’s defense has been nothing short of elite. Whether he’s patrolling the outfield or locking down the infield, his glove has become a highlight reel of diving catches, off-balance throws, and laser-accurate relays. He’s saved runs, preserved leads, and turned potential disasters into double plays.

Defense doesn’t always show up in the box score, but we see it—you see it. And so do the coaches, analysts, and teammates. He’s a difference-maker with the glove.

Here’s what the box score can’t tell you: Andy is a spark plug for this team. He brings energy, intensity, and positivity every single day. He’s the guy hyping up teammates, making fans smile, and never taking a single play for granted.

You want All-Stars who care—who respect the game, the jersey, the fans. That’s Andy. That’s who he’s always been. His leadership and work ethic are second to none.

Here’s the reality: The difference between Andy making the All-Star team and being left off is fan votes. Not performance. Not reputation. Not favoritism. Just votes.

He’s currently one slot away from clinching a well-earned All-Star selection. That’s heartbreakingly close—and unbelievably fixable.

If everyone who believes in Andy voted five times a day between now and the deadline, we’d launch him past the competition. This isn’t a popularity contest anymore—it’s a city-wide campaign. A movement. And it starts with you.

This isn’t just about stats. It’s not just about one game. It’s about what Andy’s selection would mean—for him, for the team, and for Los Angeles.

Andy wasn’t a first-overall pick. He didn’t arrive with the hype of a prodigy or the fame of a free-agent splash. He worked his way up. He earned every minute of playing time, every opportunity, every at-bat. His All-Star selection would send a message to every hardworking player: the grind matters.

We’ve all seen how Andy energizes the dugout. Imagine what an All-Star selection would do—not just for him but for the whole clubhouse. It says to the guys: Your effort gets noticed. Your passion is appreciated. Your teammate made it—and you can too.

Morale like that? It can carry a team deep into October.

Los Angeles is more than a city—it’s a sports kingdom. When Andy puts on that All-Star jersey, he’s not just repping a team logo. He’s repping all of us. The fans in the bleachers, the kids at local ballfields, the workers in the stadiums. He’s carrying our pride, our voice, our identity to the national stage.

And come on—don’t we want to hear the announcer say, “Now batting, representing Los Angeles… Andy!”?

It’s easy to feel like one vote doesn’t matter. But here’s the truth: When thousands of us act together, everything changes.

Here’s your simple, powerful action plan:

MLB allows five votes per fan per day during the final phase of All-Star voting. That means you can give Andy five chances at the roster every single day.

Set a reminder. Make it a habit. Do it while you have your morning coffee or during lunch. Five taps. That’s all it takes.

Tell your friends. Post it on your socials. DM your group chats. Use hashtags. Wear the merch. Talk to fellow fans at games. Make it your mission.

Use these hashtags:

• #VoteAndy2025
• #AllStarAndy
• #LAForAndy

You’d be amazed how fast a movement spreads when passionate people get involved. And if anyone doubts you, just send them the highlight reels. Andy speaks for himself.

Are you an artist, a meme-maker, a writer, a TikToker? Create content! Hype videos, edits, countdowns—anything that spreads the message and rallies the fanbase. This is LA—we don’t wait for trends. We make them.

Voting doesn’t last forever. The All-Star roster is finalized soon—and once it’s locked, it’s locked. No second chances. No late votes. Just in… or out.

So if you’re thinking, “I’ll get to it later,” don’t.

Do it now. Do it today. Do it every day.

Because when Andy’s name is called at the All-Star Game, when he runs out onto that diamond with the lights shining bright and the world watching, you’ll know: You made that happen.

Andy isn’t just a great player—he’s a fan’s player. He’s signed autographs, taken selfies, tossed balls into the stands, given post-game shoutouts, and stayed late to connect with supporters.

He plays for the people. For us. And now, it’s time for us to give back.

This isn’t just about him. It’s about showing what fan power really means in 2025. It’s about proving that in LA, we show up for our own. That when one of our guys is one slot away from a dream, we don’t sit back—we rise up.

We believe in Andy because Andy believes in this team—and in this city.

So let’s get to work, Los Angeles. Vote five times a day. Tell your friends. Light up social media. Wear your gear. Show your pride.

Andy’s ready for the All-Star Game.

Let’s send him there.