Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Will Smith were the Los Angeles Dodgers players selected to the 2025 All-MLB team, which was announced during the MLB awards show at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas on Thursday night.

Ohtani and Yamamoto earned First Team honors, while Smith was selected to the Second Team. With two First Team selections, the Dodgers tied for the MLB lead with the Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees.

Since the All-MLB Team was started in 2019, Ohtani has been selected to the First Team four times as the designated hitter and twice as a pitcher. That goes along with a Second Team selection as a DH and pitcher, giving him eight overall All-MLB nominations.

This is Yamamoto’s first selection in his second year in the Majors. Smith earned his second honor after being selected to the Second Team in 2022 as well.

Ohtani was selected as the First Team DH after hitting .282 with a 1.014 on-base plus slugging percentage, 25 doubles, 55 home runs, 102 RBI, 146 runs scored and 20 stolen bases. Yamamoto earned First Team starting pitcher for going 12-8 with a 2.49 ERA, 0.99 WHIP and striking out 201 hitters in 173.2 innings.

Smith earned Second Team catcher honors for hitting .296 with a .901 OPS, 20 doubles, 17 home runs, 61 RBI, 64 runs scored and two stolen bases.

All-MLB First and Second Team selections were determined by a combination of voting among fans and a panel of
media members, broadcasters, former players and other officials throughout the game.

Each player named to the All-MLB First or Second Team receives a trophy to commemorate his place.

2025 All-MLB Selections

All-MLB First Team

C: Cal Raleigh
1B: Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
2B: Ketel Marge
3B: José Ramírez
SS: Bobby Witt Jr.
OF: Aaron Judge, Julio Rodriguez, Juan Soto
DH: Shohei Ohtani
SP: Garrett Crochet, Max Fried, Paul Skenes, Tarik Skubal, Yoshinobu Yamamoto
RP: Aroldis Chapman, Jhoan Duran

All-MLB Second Team

C: Will Smith
1B: Nick Kurtz
2B: Brice Turing
3B: Junior Caminero
SS: Bo Bichette
OF: Cody Bellinger, Corbin Carroll, Pete Crow-Armstrong
DH: Kyle Schwarber
SP: Hunter Brown, Freddy Peralta, Cristopher Sánchez, Zack Wheeler, Bryan Woo
RP: Edwin Díaz, Andrés Muñoz

All-MLB Team additional info

Ten players overall were selected to either of the teams for a second consecutive season, including Guerrero, Judge, Marte, Ohtani, Ramírez, Skenes, Skubal, Soto, Wheeler and Witt, all of whom were First Team selections in 2024.

In addition, Judge and Ohtani were each honored with their fifth career and fifth straight All-MLB selections, while Ramírez picked up an All-MLB selection for the fourth time in his career and a third consecutive season.

Soto is also now a five-time honoree; Fried is now a four-time winner; Guerrero and Wheeler are now three-time honorees; and Bellinger, Carroll, Chapman, Díaz, Marte, Rodríguez, Schwarber, Skenes, Skubal, Smith and Witt are two-time winners.

Fourteen players earned an All-MLB selection for the first time in their careers, including Bichette, Brown, Caminero, Crochet, Crow-Armstrong, Duran, Kurtz, Muñoz, Peralta, Raleigh, Sánchez, Turang, Woo and Yamamoto.

With the selection of Kurtz, there have now been 10 rookies named to an All-MLB team since its inception in 2019. Other
rookies to be honored include Pete Alonso (2019, 1st Team); Yordan Alvarez (2019, 2nd Team); Mike Soroka (2019, 2nd Team); Devin Williams (2020, 2nd Team); Julio Rodríguez (2022, 2nd Team); Carroll (2023, 1st Team); Jackson Merrill (2024, 2nd Team); Mason Miller (2024, 2nd Team); and Skenes (2024, 1st Team).

The Dodgers, Mariners, Red Sox and Yankees each had a Major League-leading two First Team selections, while the Mariners
and Philadelphia Phillies had a Major League-high four selections across both teams. The Dodgers and Yankees each had three players selected across both teams, while the Toronto Blue Jays, Milwaukee Brewers, Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Mets and Red Sox each had two selections across the two teams.

Thirteen of the 32 All-MLB Team selections (40.6%) were players age-26 or younger at season’s end, including Caminero
(22), Carroll (25), Crochet (26), Crow-Armstrong (23), Guerrero (26), Kurtz (22), Muñoz (26), Rodríguez (24), Skenes (23), Soto (26), Turang (25), Witt (25) and Woo (25).

Fourteen of the selections hail from outside the 50 United States (43.8%), spanning six different countries and territories.

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