The 96th edition of the MLB All-Star Game is right around the corner, and the league’s biggest stars as well as some surprise candidates are making their final pushes toward earning invitations to Philadelphia next month. Not only do we have nearly three months of performance to inform which players warrant a roster spot, but we also have our first round of fan voting results showing which players are in the mix to start on July 14 at Citizens Bank Park.
Our latest power rankings look at players on each team who could be first-time All-Stars this year. These are often some of the best stories during All-Star week, whether they are ascendent young talents appearing in their first of many Midsummer Classics or veterans finally getting their first invite later in their careers. There won’t be room for all of them on the leagues’ stacked rosters, but here are some names to look for as potential first-timers.
AL East: Yankees | Rays | Blue Jays | Orioles | Red Sox
AL Central: White Sox | Guardians | Twins | Tigers | Royals
AL West: Mariners | Athletics | Rangers | Astros | Angels
Our latest power rankings look at players on each team who could be first-time All-Stars this year. These are often some of the best stories during All-Star week, whether they are ascendent young talents appearing in their first of many Midsummer Classics or veterans finally getting their first invite later in their careers. There won’t be room for all of them on the leagues’ stacked rosters, but here are some names to look for as potential first-timers.
AL East: Yankees | Rays | Blue Jays | Orioles | Red Sox
AL Central: White Sox | Guardians | Twins | Tigers | Royals
AL West: Mariners | Athletics | Rangers | Astros | Angels
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