CINCINNATI — Righthander Zack Greinke is an established star in Major League Baseball with one Cy Young, three All-Star appearances and a spot on the high-profile Los Angeles Dodgers to his name. Lefthander Dallas Keuchel, meanwhile, is still busy introducing himself to the baseball world in the middle of his breakout season with the surprising Houston Astros. Despite those differences, both pitchers will get a chance to lead their respective leagues into Tuesday's All-Star Game at Great American Ballpark. Both men were announced as the starting pitchers by All-Star managers Ned Yost and Bruce Bochy at a Monday press conference. Greinke was a natural choice to start for the National League, especially after Washington's Max Scherzer was taken off the roster after pitching on Sunday. Greinke has an 8-2 record with a league-low 1.39 ERA and a league-high ERA+ of 265 (an average pitcher rates at 100 ERA+). Keuchel's bid, however, wasn't as clearcut. Many believed Chicago White Sox ace Chris Sale would get the nod with an 8-4 record, 2.72 ERA and 157 strikeouts over 119 1/3 innings. His manager Robin Ventura, however, said he hoped Sale would not pitch after throwing 115 pitches...