With the yearly announcement of the MLB All-Star Game rosters, so too comes the inevitable controversy that always follows the selections. Last year, it was Red Sox’ catcher Jason Varitek, and his .218 batting average. This year, one could question the inclusion of the Texas Rangers’ Josh Hamilton, who has appeared in just 35 games, and hit only 6 home runs.

This yearly debate is as much a part of summer as barbecues and fireworks, so the time has come to take a look at the Top-Ten Worst MLB All-Stars (limited to picks after 1970, when fans were allowed to vote again).