AMERICAN LEAGUE
Jose Ramirez | Cleveland Guardians Making his 6th overall appearance, and his 4th appearance in a row for the AL at third base, Jose Ramirez continues to separate himself into a class of his own as one of Cleveland’s all-time baseball greats.
Jose Altuve | Houston Astros There’s really not too much more you can say about Jose Altuve to try and convey the magnitude of his impact on the game of baseball. He’s made success look so easy that his 9th career All-Star selection is starting to look like just another line in a Hall of Fame resume.
Sal Perez | Kansas City Royals As a 9-time All-Star, we’ve seen Salvador Perez go from a wunderkind upstart to a venerated, elder statesman. And while many have been writing him off for years, Sal just keeps putting together season after season of All-Star caliber ball.
Carlos Correa | Minnesota Twins The Gold Glove shortstop returns to the All-Star Game for the first time in 3 seasons. His contributions down the stretch will be crucial for a Minnesota Twins team looking to capture back-to-back division titles.
Issac Paredes | Tampa Bay Rays Consistent improvement has been a theme throughout Isaac Paredes' young career, and now the results are starting to pay off as he makes his first-ever All-Star team. But the smart money says that this won’t be his last…
David Fry | Cleveland Guardians David Fry and the Cleveland Guardians have surprised the baseball world since Opening Day. In just his first full MLB season, Fry has been nothing short of amazing in his utility role and has helped Cleveland achieve the best record in the AL through the first half of the season, on his way to making his first All-Star team.
Anthony Santander | Baltimore Orioles Representing the AL East-leading Baltimore Orioles will be first-time All-Star Anthony Santander. Santander has done nothing but produce for the Orioles, who will need him more than ever in the second half if they want to recognize their lofty ambitions of a World Series title.
Willi Castro | Minnesota Twins Joining teammate Carlos Correa, super-utility man extraordinaire Willi Castro will represent the Minnesota Twins at his first-ever All-Star Game! Castro does a little bit of everything for the Twins, so don’t be surprised if he finds a way to make his mark on the game for the AL.
Jordan Westburg | Baltimore Orioles The Orioles continue to assert their dominance across Major League Baseball and Jordan Westberg is a big reason why. Orginally, leading the All Star Game snub list he has rightly joined his teammates at the All Star Game. With a hot bat and a quick glove Westburg will be one to watch as he duels it out in Texas.