How many Diamondbacks are worthy of an All-Star nod?
By Christopher Gaine

Paul Goldschmidt
He’s not having his best season, but he’s still the biggest name the Diamondbacks have. “Goldy” is only batting .225, but his .395 on-base percentage, eight home runs and 23 RBI still make him a defensible All-Star selection.
Big-name players who aren’t on top of their games often still make the team. It’s why Kobe Bryant made every NBA All-Star game since the Civil War. Not the Captain America movie, either.