2011 All-Star Game
On July 13, 2011, the Lake Erie Crushers and All Pro Freight Stadium hosted the 2011 Frontier League All-Star Game. A total of eight Crushers were voted into the game by the Frontier League's managers, coaches, media, and front offices. There have been five fielders and three pitchers to play in the game for the Crushers with third baseman Andrew Davis being the only repeat All-Star.
| Lake Erie Crushers All-Stars | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Player | Position | Game Location | |
| 2009 | Andrew Davis | Third Base | Road Ranger Stadium Loves Park, Illinois |
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| Tim Binkoski | Outfielder | |||
| Luke Hetherington | Outfielder | |||
| Gordon Gronkowski | DH | |||
| Paul Fagan | Pitcher | |||
| 2010 | Andrew Davis | Third Base | Rent One Park Marion, Illinois |
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| Jodam Rivera | Shortstop | |||
| Josh Roberts | Pitcher | |||
| Travis Risser | Pitcher | |||
| Jeff Cinadr | Pitcher | |||
| 2011 | Andrew Davis | Third Base | All Pro Freight Stadium Avon, Ohio |
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| Nick Mahin | Outfielder | |||
| Kelyn Schellenberg | Pitcher | |||
| Joel Collins | Catcher | |||
| Kyle Shaffer | Catcher | |||
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