Not only did Philadelphia Phillies starter Cristopher Sánchez get passed over for an All-Star spot and finish second in the National League Cy Young voting, but he also somehow missed the mark for the First Team's pitching rotation when the All-MLB Teams were announced on Thursday.
In just the latest of snubs for Sánchez, he was named to the All-MLB Second Team alongside teammates Kyle Schwarber and Zack Wheeler. He can at least remember that the Phillies appreciated the workhorse mentality he took on as the team's ace, especially once Wheeler went down.
The worst part about Sanchez being left off the All-MLB First Team was who made it ahead of him.