The MLB announced the results of Phase 1 voting for the All-Star Game, with Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers) and Ernie Clement (Blue Jays) named starters. Ohtani is the leading vote-getter in the National League, while Clement leads in the American League. The second phase of voting begins June 29, where fans will select from the top vote-getters listed, resetting all counts to zero. The final lineups will be revealed on July 2, with full rosters following on July 6. The All-Star Game is scheduled for July 14 at Citizens Bank Park.

By the Numbers
  • Ernie Clement received 3,232,932 votes as the AL leader.
  • Shohei Ohtani garnered 3,341,257 votes as the NL leader.
State of Play
  • Voting for the second phase resumes June 29 and ends July 2.
  • Top finalists from Phase 1 include players from the Jays, Dodgers, Braves, and Phillies.
What's Next

The fan vote will reset for finalists, impacting overall participation dynamics. The announced starting lineups on July 2 could lead to shifts in public interest and player performances leading up to the game.

Bottom Line

With fan engagement at a peak and critical matchups set for the All-Star Game, the results of the upcoming vote will not only reflect the fans' preferences but also shape the narratives for player legacies and team strategies moving forward.