MLB опубликовала полные составы всех звезд 2026 года

Major League Baseball unveiled the complete rosters for the 2026 All-Star Game on Saturday, ahead of the midsummer classic scheduled for July 14 in Philadelphia. Fan voting determined the starting lineups, while the majority of reserves were chosen by a ballot of players, managers and coaches. The league added the final spots to guarantee representation from all 30 clubs, and Commissioner Rob Manfred selected Bryce Harper as a “Legend Pick” for the National League, giving that squad 33 players compared with 32 for the American League.

One change to the starting lineup has already been announced: first baseman Nick Kurtz will start for the American League in place of Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who is sitting out to rest. Starting pitchers will be named next week by the team managers, with Dodgers manager Dave Roberts leading the NL squad and Blue Jays manager John Schneider heading the AL team.

The National League’s five-player representation from the Braves, Dodgers and Phillies ties for the most All-Stars this season. A total of 26 players are making their All-Star debut, including four rookies. The NL roster features catcher Drake Baldwin (Braves), first baseman Freddie Freeman (Dodgers), second baseman Ozzie Albies (Braves), third baseman Max Muncy (Dodgers), shortstop CJ Abrams (Nationals) and outfielders Brandon Marsh (Phillies), Juan Soto (Mets) and Andy Pages (Dodgers). Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers) is listed as the designated hitter, and the pitching staff includes names such as Chase Burns (Reds) and Chris Sale (Braves). Backup position players include Luis Arraez (Giants), Corbin Carroll (Diamondbacks) and Bryce Harper (Phillies) among others.

The American League roster was also released, completing the full list of participants for the upcoming All-Star Game.