Crew surge tightens NL All-Star races at 3B, OF  Gomez in line
for starting spot, as is Aramis; Tulo surpasses 3 million votes
Crew surge tightens NL All-Star races at 3B, OF  Here come the
Brewers.  Just as Milwaukee has taken the largest first-place
lead in baseball -- 5 1/2 games over the second-place Cardinals
in the National League Central -- some of the team's stars have
emerged as leading vote-getters among the candidates to start
for the NL in this year's All-Star Game.  Since last week's
tally, Aramis Ramirez (1,279,902) has narrowly taken the top
spot at third base from New York's David Wright (1,260,895) on
the strength of an astronomical leap from fourth place, and
outfielder Carlos Gomez (2,409,860) has moved into one of the
three starting outfield spots; he was fourth last week and has
since supplanted Miami's Giancarlo Stanton.  Additionally,
catcher Jonathan Lucroy (1,911,745) has emerged as the No. 2
vote-getter behind Yadier Molina (2,600,853). And Mark Reynolds
(1,067,419) made his way int