MLB All-Star voting results 2025: Full list of starters, reserves revealed for AL, NL team rosters

MLB All-Star Weekend arrives in Atlanta this year, with the All-Star Game capping the festivities on July 15. The biggest names in baseball will be on hand, and perhaps the two biggest were already locked in before the reveal of the starters on Wednesday.

Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani each clinched All-Star appearances by earning more votes than anyone else in their respective leagues during Phase 1 of voting. They will find out who is joining them in the lineup on Wednesday night, and the rest of the roster will be finalized on Sunday.

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Each MLB team is required to have at least one All-Star, so all 30 clubs will be represented in Atlanta. Due to injuries, however, a handful of players who enjoyed hot starts to the season — namely Arizona's Corbin Carroll and Houston's Jeremy Pena — won't be able to take the field.

Here's a look at who will suit up for the American League and National League in the 2025 MLB All-Star Game. 

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MLB All-Star voting results

American League starters

* — Clinched spot in Phase 1 voting

National League starters

* — Clinched spot in Phase 1 voting

American League pitchers

National League pitchers

American League reserves

National League reserves

How to watch All-Star Game pitchers, reserves announcement

• Date: Sunday, July 7
• Time: 5 p.m. ET
• Channel: ESPN
• Live stream: ESPN+ | Fubo

ESPN will broadcast the announcement show of the All-Star pitchers and reserves at 5 p.m. ET Sunday. Cord-cutters will be able to stream the show with ESPN+ or Fubo, which offers a free trial.

All-Star Game starter finalists

Fan voting for this year's All-Star Game was conducted in two phases. The player who garnered the most votes in each league during Phase 1 — Judge and Ohtani, in this case — automatically earned a spot in the starting lineup before Phase 2 of voting.

For all other positions, the top vote-getters in Phase 1 advanced to a final round of voting in Phase 2. In the infield, there were two finalists for each position. In the outfield, there were six total (four in the American League, as Judge claimed an outfield spot). The top vote-getters were pitted against each other in a 48-hour vote-off. 

Here were the finalists at each position as voted by the fans. The top vote-getters in each league from Phase 1 are in bold.

American League

* — Clinched spot in Phase 1 voting

National League