The 25 Best MLB Players Who Never Made an All Star Game

22. Pat Burrell

Pat Burrell was one of the most underrated players in baseball during his career, as he was a fantastic power hitter. Burrell hit 30 or more home runs in four different seasons and hit 292 long balls across his 12-year career.

Burrell had two seasons where he was in the conversation for the MVP, the first being in 2002. That year, Burrell hit .282 with 37 home runs and 116 RBI. Burrell put up similar numbers in 2005, as he hit .281 that year with 32 home runs and 117 RBI. It is ridiculous that Burrell was snubbed from being an All-Star in both of those seasons.