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On Friday evening, Major League Baseball announced the starters for the 2022 All-Star Game, which will take place on Tuesday, July 19 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Voting results from the league’s two-stage voting process for the All-Star Game were revealed during the live broadcast.
The top two voters (and four outsiders) in each position went through stage 2 of the voting process. Fans voted this week to find out which position players will start later this month, and voting closed on Friday afternoon. The remaining All-Star lists, including both the American League and National League pitching staff, will be revealed on Sunday, July 10th. Leading voters in each league are left in the first round as part of this year’s voting process. Phase 2 and is automatically positioned to start the All-Star Game. Yankees striker Aaron Judge led all players with 3,762,498 votes and will start for the fourth time for the American League (also 2017, 2018, and 2021). Brave Ronald Acuna Jr. became the leader of the National League with 3,503,188 votes. This is his third straight All-Star Game start job. Also, his Cardinal Albert Pogols and Tigers Miguel Cabrera have already been added to the all-star list. Through special options.
Here again are the starters of the 2022 MLB All-Star Game as determined by fans.
American League
Catcher: Alejandro Kirk, Blue Jazz (first choice)
Runner-up: Jose Travino, Yankees:
First base: Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Blue Jazz (second choice)
Runner-up: Ty France, Marine:
Basis 2: Jose Alto, Strauss (8th choice)
Runner-up: Santiago Spaniel, Blue Jays:
Third Base: Rafael Divers, Red Sox (Second Choice)
Runner-up: Jose Ramirez, guard
Shortstop: Tim Anderson, White Sox (2nd choice)
Runner-up: Bo Beachet, Blue Jazz:
Outside field: Aaron Judge, Yankees (4th choice); Mike Trout, English (tenth choice); Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees (fifth choice)
Runners-up: George Spring, Blue Jazz; Lord’s Gorilla Jr., Blue Jays
Selected Heater: Shay Ohtani, English (second choice)
Runner-up: Jordan Alvarez, Strauss
National League
Catcher: Wilson Contras, Fish (third choice)
Runner-up: Travis D. Arnaud, Brave
First base: Paul Goldsmith, Cardinal (7th choice)
Runner-up: Pat Alonso, Mets
Base 2: Jazz Chesholm, Marlins (first choice)
Runner-up: Ozzy Albiz, brave
Basis 3: Minnie Machado, Pedris (6th choice)
Runner-up: Nolan Arenado, Cardinal
Shortstop: Terry Turner, Dodgers (second choice)
Runner-up: Dansby Swanson, Brave
Outfield: Ronald Acona Jr., brave (third choice); Mookie Bates, Dodgers (sixth choice); Joke Pedersen, Giants (Second Choice)
Runners-up: Starling Mart, Mets; Adam Dowell, brave
Selected Heaters: Bryce Harper, Phillies (Seventh Selection)
Runner-up: William Contras, Brave
The lottery and reservations will be determined by the Office of the Commissioner based on a combination of player votes and choices.
