Part of the 2025 MLB All-Star roster puzzle was completed on July 2. Major League Baseball confirmed which players won Phase 2 of the fan vote and won starting positions for this year’s game in Atlanta. Needless to say, the rosters are well fortified, as the two include multiple former MVP winners. And on July 6, the league announced the reserves & pitchers headed to Georgia.

American League

Here’s a look at the players named 2025 AL All-Stars as of this writing:

Player	Team	Position
Cal Raleigh*	Mariners	C
Alejandro Kirk	Blue Jays	C
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.*	Blue Jays	1B
Jonathan Aranda	Rays	1B
Gleyber Torres*	Tigers	2B
Brandon Lowe#	Rays	2B
Jazz Chisholm Jr.	Yankees	2B/3B
Maikel Garcia	Royals	2B/3B
Zack McKinstry	Tigers	INF
Jose Ramirez*#	Guardians	3B
Alex Bregman#	Red Sox	3B
Junior Caminero	Rays	3B
Isaac Paredes	Astros	3B
Jacob Wilson*	Athletics	SS
Jeremy Pena	Astros	SS
Bobby Witt Jr.	Royals	SS
Aaron Judge*	Yankees	OF
Riley Greene*	Tigers	OF
Javier Baez*	Tigers	OF
Randy Arozarena	Mariners	OF
Byron Buxton	Twins	OF
Steven Kwan	Guardians	OF
Julio Rodriguez#	Mariners	OF
Ryan O’Hearn*	Orioles	DH
Brent Rooker	Athletics	DH
Hunter Brown	Astros	SP
Kris Bubic	Royals	SP
Aroldis Chapman	Red Sox	RP
Garrett Crochet	Red Sox	SP
Jacob deGrom	Rangers	SP
Max Fried#	Yankees	SP
Josh Hader	Astros	RP
Yusei Kikuchi	Angels	SP
Andres Munoz	Mariners	RP
Carlos Rodon	Yankees	SP
Tarik Skubal*	Tigers	SP
Shane Smith	White Sox	SP
Bryan Woo	Mariners	SP

Thanks to Phase 1 of the All-Star vote, Aaron Judge was the first player to be named an American League All-Star. Judge received the most votes among all AL players.

Judge is currently the Major League leader in several categories as of the 2nd, including hits (112), slugging percentage (.722), and OPS (1.188).

The rest of the American League roster is formidable.

Cal Raleigh, the Majors’ leader in home runs (32) and a participant in the 2025 Home Run Derby, will be the AL’s starting catcher.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. won the AL vote at first base. Gleyber Torres, benefitting in part from the Tigers’ surge, won the second base vote.

Aside from Torres, Riley Greene and Javier Baez will join Torres. Tarik Skubal, the Tigers’ ace, will start the game for the American League on the mound.

Jacob Wilson, a presumptive favorite for the 2025 AL Rookie of the Year, beat out Bobby Witt Jr. for the shortstop position. Wilson is second in the Majors in hits (108), behind only Judge. Witt Jr., though, made it as a reserve.

Jose Ramirez, who hit .305 over his first 80 games, won the third base vote to represent Cleveland.

As for the reserves, three Red Sox, including an injured Alex Bregman and newcomers Aroldis Chapman and Garrett Crochet, made the team. Also among the pitchers include former Cy Young winner Jacob deGrom, as well as breakout pitcher Kris Bubic. Potential 2025 Cy Young candidate Hunter Brown is also headed to Atlanta.

First-time All-Stars include Jonathan Aranda (Rays) and 2024 Rule 5 pick Shane Smith (White Sox).

On July 8, Rays third baseman Junior Caminero also became a first-time All-Star. Alex Bregman, on the IL, will not participate.

National League

Now, a look at the NL All-Stars:

Player	Team	Position
Will Smith*	Dodgers	C
Hunter Goodman	Rockies	C/OF
Freddie Freeman*	Dodgers	1B
Pete Alonso	Mets	1B
Matt Olson	Braves	1B
Ketel Marte*	Diamondbacks	2B
Brendan Donovan	Cardinals	2B
Manny Machado*	Padres	3B
Eugenio Suarez	Diamondbacks	3B
Francisco Lindor*	Mets	SS
Elly De La Cruz	Reds	SS
Ronald Acuna Jr.*	Braves	OF
Pete Crow-Armstrong*	Cubs	OF
Kyle Tucker*	Cubs	OF
Corbin Carroll	Diamondbacks	OF
Kyle Schwarber	Phillies	OF/DH
Kyle Stowers	Marlins	OF
Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres	OF
James Wood	Nationals	OF
Shohei Ohtani*	Dodgers	DH
Andrew Abbott	Reds	SP
Jason Adam	Padres	RP
Matthew Boyd#	Cubs	SP
Edwin Diaz	Mets	RP
MacKenzie Gore	Nationals	SP
Clayton Kershaw**	Dodgers	SP
Jacob Misiorowski	Brewers	SP
Freddy Peralta	Brewers	SP
David Peterson	Mets	SP
Robbie Ray#	Giants	SP
Randy Rodriguez	Giants	RP
Chris Sale#	Braves	SP
Paul Skenes*	Pirates	SP
Robert Suarez	Padres	RP
Logan Webb	Giants	SP
Zack Wheeler	Phillies	SP
Yoshinobu Yamamoto#	Dodgers	SP

Shohei Ohtani won the NL fan vote in Phase 1, assuring the Dodgers’ two-way star will be headed to Atlanta.

Ohtani, as of the 2nd, was the National League leader in home runs (30) and OPS (1.024).

Aside from the three-time MVP, Ohtani will be one of several Dodgers to represent the reigning World Series champions in Atlanta.

Will Smith (C) and Freddie Freeman (1B) will also join Ohtani. Smith has the highest average (.320) among qualified MLB catchers, while Freeman is second (.308) among first basemen.

Those two are part of an infield that will be almost entirely represented by the NL West. Manny Machado, in the top 20 of the Majors in hits, will start at third base. Ketel Marte, with 17 home runs over 59 games, will start at second base.

The lone non-NL-West player in the infield is Francisco Lindor, who will start in the All-Star Game for the first time.

As for the outfield, hometown star Ronald Acuna Jr. will be joined by Pete Crow-Armstrong and Kyle Tucker from the Cubs. Additionally, Matt Olson and Chris Sale (IL) will be All-Stars.

The starting pitcher for the National League will be Paul Skenes.

Notable reserves include Eugenio Suarez (Diamondbacks), Fernando Tatis Jr. (Padres), and James Wood (Nationals). Wood, who will be in the Home Run Derby, and Suarez were in the top ten of the league in home runs as of the 6th.

The group of pitchers includes the aforementioned Paul Skenes and Zack Wheeler, potentially the two finalists for the NL Cy Young Award. Clayton Kershaw, who notched strikeout #3,000 in June, is in as a Legend Pick, made by the Commissioner.

Commissioner Rob Manfred has named Clayton Kershaw to the NL All-Star Team as a “Legend Pick” in recognition of his illustrious career.

Kershaw is an All-Star for the 11th time in his career. pic.twitter.com/pOS3Uw32jb

— MLB (@MLB) July 6, 2025

On July 8, Andrew Abbott (Reds) and Robert Suarez (Padres) were announced as replacements. Abbott will replace Yoshinobu Yamamoto, ineligible since he’ll pitch the Sunday before the game. Suarez replaces the injured Chris Sale.

An even more interesting addition came on July 11, when Jacob Misiorowski made the roster after just five Major League starts. The Brewers rookie replaced Matthew Boyd.

Starters were unveiled on July 2. The reserve hitters, plus pitchers, were revealed on July 6. MLB uses input from players and personnel to decide which pitchers and backups make the All-Star Game.

*denotes starter

**denotes legends’ pick

#denotes replaced player

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