92nd MAJOR LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME
All-Star Game batting orders, complete rosters, TV/radio information
The midsummer classic will be played on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
When: 7 p.m.
Where: Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles. The Dodgers are hosting for the fourth time and for the second time at Dodger Stadium. The NL won 4-2 in 1980. Ken Griffey Sr. was the MVP.
The matchup: The AL leads the all-time series 46-43-2. It has won eight in a row and 20 of 24.
Managers: Houston's Dusty Baker for the AL and Atlanta's Brian Snitker for Atlanta.
TV: Ch. 9. Radio: 1500 AM,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Starting lineup
Designated hitter: Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles
Right field: Aaron Judge, New York
Third base: Rafael Devers, Boston
First base: Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Toronto
Left field: Giancarlo Stanton, New York
Center field: Byron Buxton, Twins (replaces Mike Trout, Los Angeles)
Shortstop: Tim Anderson, Chicago
Second base: Andres Gimenez, Cleveland (replaces Jose Altuve, Houston)
Catcher: Alejandro Kirk, Toronto
Reserve position players
Miguel Cabrera, DH, Detroit (legacy selection); Jose Trevino, C, New York; Luis Arraez, 1B, Twins; Ty France*, 1B, Seattle; Santiago Espinal*, 2B, Toronto; Jose Ramirez, 3B, Cleveland; Xander Bogaerts, SS, Boston; Corey Seager*, SS, Texas; Kyle Tucker, OF, Houston; George Springer**, OF, Toronto; Andrew Benintendi, OF, Kansas City; Julio Rodriguez, OF, Seattle; Yordan Alvarez**, DH, Houston; J.D. Martinez*, DH, Boston
Starting pitchers
Shane McClanahan, Tampa Bay; Justin Verlander**, Houston; Alek Manoah, Toronto; Nestor Cortes, New York; Gerrit Cole**, New York; Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles; Paul Blackburn, Oakland; Martín Pérez, Texas; Framber Valdez, Houston
Relievers
Clay Holmes, New York; Emmanuel Clase, Cleveland; Jorge López, Baltimore; Gregory Soto, Detroit; Liam Hendricks*, Chicago; Jordan Romano**, Toronto
*-injury replacement **-will not play
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Starters
Right field: Ronald Acuña, Atlanta
Center field: Mookie Betts, Los Angeles
Third base: Manny Machado, San Diego
First base: Paul Goldschmidt, St. Louis
Shortstop: Trea Turner, Los Angeles
Catcher: Willson Contreras, Chicago
Designated hitter: William Contreras, Atlanta (replaces Bryce Harper, Philadelphia)
Left field: Joc Pederson, San Francisco
Second base: Jeff McNeil, New York (replaces Jazz Chisholm, Miami)
Position player reserves
Albert Pujols, DH, St. Louis (legacy selection); Travis d'Arnaud, C, Atlanta; Pete Alonso, 1B, New York; C.J. Cron, 1B, Colorado; Freddie Freeman**, 1B, Los Angeles; Jake Cronenworth*, 2B, San Diego; Nolan Arenado**, 3B, St. Louis; Austin Riley*, 3B, Atlanta; Dansby Swanson, SS, Atlanta; Kyle Schwarber, OF, Philadelphia; Starling Marte**, OF, New York; Ian Happ, OF, Chicago; Juan Soto, OF, Washington; Garrett Cooper*, DH, Miami
Starting pitchers
Sandy Alcantara, Miami; Corbin Burnes**, Milwaukee; Joe Musgrove, San Diego; Max Fried**, Atlanta; Tony Gonsolin, Los Angeles; Luis Castillo, Cincinnati; Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles; Carlos Rodon**, San Francisco; Tyler Anderson*, Los Angeles; Miles Mikolas*, St. Louis
Relievers
Josh Hader**, Milwaukee; Edwin Diaz, New York; Ryan Helsley, St. Louis; David Bednar, Pittsburgh; Joe Mantiply, Arizona; Devin Williams*, Milwaukee.
*-injury replacement **-will not play
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