Complete Rosters For NL & AL In 2024 MLB All-Star Game

Full rosters for the 2024 MLB All-Star Game in Arlington had been announced on July 7, with the pitchers and reserves being announced to the American League and National League teams.

However, there are always vacant spots that need to be filled thanks to injuries and other reasons for players to be unavailable for the Midsummer Classic.

This year was no different with eight players serving as replacements, four on each side. With these minor changes, both team’s final rosters are set and are ready to face off.

For the AL, their pitching staff remains unchanged as all of their replacements are position players. Willi Castro, Jordan Westburg, Anthony Santander, and Corey Seager were all selected to fill open roster spots. For Castro, Westburg, and Santander, it is their first career All-Star Game selection.

It is Seager’s fifth all-time selection, third consecutive with the Texas Rangers, and it gives the hosts their third representative at this year’s Midsummer Classic.

For the NL, their situation is the exact opposite as all of their replacements come via openings in their pitching staff. Hunter Greene, Max Fried, and Cristopher Sánchez are filling in for a trio of unavailable starting pitchers and Kyle Finnegan is filling in for an unavailable Ryan Helsley.

The Philadelphia Phillies were already the most represented team at this year’s event in Arlington, and the selection of Sánchez adds another to the tally. It also increases their franchise-record for All-Star selections in a season to eight.

The Los Angeles Dodgers remain right behind them with their six total selections.

These replacements are the final additions to both rosters ahead of Tuesday’s game and were all selected by MLB after most players were determined via player ballots and other factors.

Complete 2024 MLB All-Star Game Rosters

Italicized designates fan vote starter
*designates reserve or replacement selection

Relief Pitchers
Emmanuel Clase, Cleveland Guardians, 3rd
Clay Holmes*, New York Yankees, 2nd
Mason Miller, Oakland Athletics, 1st
Kirby Yates, Rangers, 2nd

Catchers
Adley Rutschman, Orioles, 2nd
Salvador Perez, Royals, 9th

First Basemen
Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Toronto Blue Jays, 4th
Josh Naylor, Guardians, 1st

Second Basemen
José Altuve, Houston Astros, 9th
Marcus Semien, Texas Rangers, 3rd
Willi Castro*, Twins, 1st (replacement for Altuve)

Third Basemen
José Ramírez, Guardians, 6th
Rafael Devers, Red Sox, 3rd (Inactive)
Isaac Paredes*, Tampa Bay Rays, 1st
Jordan Westburg*, Orioles, 1st (replacement for Devers)

Shortstops
Gunnar Henderson, Orioles, 1st
Bobby Witt Jr, Royals, 1st
Carlos Correa*, Minnesota Twins, 3rd (Inactive)
Corey Seager*, Rangers, 5th (replacement for Correa)

Outfielders
Jarren Duran, Red Sox, 1st
Riley Greene, Tigers, 1st
Aaron Judge, Yankees, 6th
Steven Kwan, Guardians, 1st
Juan Soto, Yankees, 4th
Kyle Tucker, Astros, 3rd (Inactive)
Anthony Santander*, Orioles, 1st (replacement for Tucker)

Designated Hitters
Yordan Alvarez, Astros, 3rd
David Fry, Guardians, 1st

National League All-Star Roster

Starting Pitchers

Tyler Glasnow, Los Angeles Dodgers, 1st (Inactive)
Hunter Greene*, Cincinnati Reds, 1st (replacement for Glasnow)
Shota Imanaga*, Chicago Cubs, 1st
Reynaldo López, Atlanta Braves, 1st
Chris Sale, Braves, 8th (Inactive)
Paul Skenes*, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1st
Ranger Suarez, Philadelphia Phillies, 1st (Inactive)
Logan Webb*, San Francisco Giants, 1st
Zack Wheeler, Phillies, 2nd (Inactive)
Max Fried, Braves*, 2nd (replacement for Suàrez)
Cristopher Sánchez*, Phillies, 1st (replacement for Sale)

Relief Pitchers
Ryan Helsley*, St. Louis Cardinals, 2nd (Inactive)
Jeff Hoffman, Phillies, 1st
Tanner Scott*, Miami Marlins, 1st
Matt Strahm, Phillies, 1st
Robert Suarez, San Diego Padres, 1st
Kyle Finnegan*, Nationals, 1st (replacement for Helsley)

Catchers
William Contreras, Milwaukee Brewers, 2nd
Will Smith, Dodgers, 2nd

First Basemen
Bryce Harper, Phillies, 8th
Freddie Freeman, Dodgers, 8th
Pete Alonso*, New York Mets, 4th

Second Basemen
Ketel Marte, Arizona Diamondbacks, 2nd
Luis Arraez, Padres, 3rd

Third Basemen
Alec Bohm, Phillies, 1st
Ryan McMahon, Colorado Rockies, 1st

Shortstops
Trea Turner, Phillies, 3rd
Mookie Betts, Dodgers, 8th (Inactive)
Elly De La Cruz, Cincinnati Reds, 1st
CJ Abrams*, Washington Nationals, 1st

Outfielders
Teoscar Hernández, Dodgers, 2nd
Jackson Merrill, Padres, 1st
Jurickson Profar, Padres, 1st
Helliot Ramos, Giants, 1st
Bryan Reynolds, Pirates, 2nd
Fernando Tatís Jr., Padres, 2nd (Inactive)
Christian Yelich, Brewers, 3rd

Designated Hitters
Shohei Ohtani, Dodgers, 4th
Marcell Ozuna, Braves, 3rd

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