In a rundown of each National League team's positional All-Star representatives, a few lengthy droughts were uncovered.

Cleon Jones was the last left fielder to play in the All-Star Game as a Met. That was 43 years ago, in 1969.

Believe it or not, three NL teams have never had an All-Star at a position: Marlins (center fielder), Diamondbacks (shortstop) and Rockies (catcher).

In a rundown of each American League's team longest positional All-Star drought, it was uncovered that the Athletics haven't had a second baseman represent them since 1976.

Phil Garner made the All-Star team in 1976. Oakland hasn't had a positional All-Star since 2003 when Ramon Hernandez made it as a catcher.

Surprisingly, the Tigers haven't had a left fielder play in the Midsummer Classic since 1979 (Steve Kemp).