Most Players from one team in MLB All-Star Game are the Atlanta Braves. The Braves have eight players including pitchers and reserves.
The 8 representatives from a single team also happen to be the highest since 2012. The Rangers have six players on the roster with four starters.
The annual All-Star Game aka the "Midsummer Classic" is scheduled for July 11 this year. It will be played at T-Mobile Park, Seattle, Washington.
The game usually marks the halfway point of the MLB season and players can have a small break during this time. The Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles hosted the previous edition.
Since the voting phases closed and the players were selected for the All-Star Game, there have been a few changes to the roster due to injuries and other reasons. The rosters have been updated for now.
Most MLB All Stars From One Team
Most All Stars on one team MLB is the Texas Rangers with 4 starters in the AL. Atlanta Braves and LA Dodgers have 3 starters each in the NL.
The Rangers have played very well this season and have recorded 51 victories and 36 losses. They are leaders in the AL West Division. It was obvious that the Rangers will have representatives for the All-Star Game.
They did not just have players that were selected for the game but will have four starters. In the franchise's history, this marks the highest number of starters in an All-Star Game.
The Rangers were one of the best teams this season, and therefore, four starters have been sent for the game.
- John Heim
- Marcus Semien
- Josh Jung
- Corey Seager
John Heim - C
The catcher won a close contest against Adley Rutschman to be voted as the starter. This is his first selection in an All-Star Game. Heim currently has a .816 OPS which is the second in the league among catchers.
He has had a good offensive season as he has recorded 12 homers and 58 RBIs. He is batting .282 this season. The 28-year-old had a high chance to be voted as a starter and rightfully was.
Marcus Semien - 2B
Semien will be featuring in his second All-Star Game as a starting 2B. His first instance came in 2021 while he was a Blue Jays player.
The second baseman has batted at .273, has 11 homers, and also has 56 RBIs this season. He has a .777 OPS, which is among the Top 10 among the 2B. Whit Merrifield is the runner-up.
Josh Jung - 3B
Jung will feature in his first All-Star Game this July. The third baseman is having a great season with the bat. He is batting .273 and has 17 home runs in 2023.
The 25-year-old in addition has 51 RBIs as well. He sits at #6 among the 3Bs with a .809 OPS. The rookie was competing with Matt Chapman who was the runner-up for the starting spot.
Corey Seager - Shortstop (SS)
The 29-year-old is set to appear in this fourth All-Star Game this month. He has previously appeared in 2016, 2017, and 2022.
The shortstop is batting .360 this season and has recorded 11 homers. He has also contributed 51 RBIs and has a 1.040 OPS in 2023.
He will become the third Ranger shortstop to start in an All-Star Game after Toby Harrah (1976) and Alex Rodriguez (2002, 2003). Bo Bichette was the runner-up for the starting spot.
Who Is In The MLB All-Star Game 2023
The MLB All-Star Game 2023 will feature Ronald Acuña Jr. of the Braves and Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels among other notables.
They are the top vote-getters in their respective league. Acuña Jr. in the National League and Shohei Ohtani in the American League. Each team will have nine players each.
The National League starters are as follows:
- Sean Murphy - C (Atlanta Braves)
- Freddie Freeman - 1B (Los Angeles Dodgers)
- Luis Arráez - 2B (Miami Marlins)
- Nolan Arenado - 3B (St. Louis Cardinals)
- Orlando Arcia - SS (Atlanta Braves)
- Ronald Acuña Jr. - OF (Atlanta Braves)
- Mookie Betts - OF (Los Angeles Dodgers)
- Corbin Carroll - OF (Arizona Diamondbacks)
- J. D. Martinez - DH (Los Angeles Dodgers)
The starters for the American League are:
- Jonah Heim - C (Texas Rangers)
- Yandy Diaz - 1B (Tampa Bay Rays)
- Marcus Semien - 2B (Texas Rangers)
- Josh Jung - 3B (Texas Rangers)
- Corey Seager - SS (Texas Rangers)
- Randy Arozarena - OF (Tampa Bay Rays)
- Aaron Judge* - OF (New York Yankees)
- Mike Trout* - OF (Los Angeles Angels)
- Shohei Ohtani - DH (Los Angeles Angels)
The All-Star Game in a few days will revive the AL vs NL rivalry. Rob Thompson who is the manager for the Philadelphia Phillies will manage the National League.
Dusty Baker will manage the American League. He currently manages the Houston Astros. The game is expected to live up to the hype this year.
Aaron Judge and Mike Trout will be replaced by Wander Franco and Kyle Tucker respectively in the AL roster. They are currently plagued with injuries.
The AL roster does not have many players who have previously appeared in the All-Star Games. Ohtani will feature in his third and Seager in his fourth.
Acuña Jr. will be making his fourth appearance in this year's All-Star Game and his third in a row. Freeman and Betts will be marking their 7th midsummer classic.
How Many Players Make The MLB All Star Game
| Tampa Bay Rays | Yandy Díaz, Randy Arozarena, Wander Franco |
| Baltimore Orioles | Adley Rutschman, Austin Hays, Yennier Canó, Félix Bautista |
| New York Yankees | Gerrit Cole |
| Toronto Blue Jays | Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Whit Merrifield, Bo Bichette, Kevin Gausman |
| Boston Red Sox | Kenley Jensen |
| Minnesota Twins | Sonny Gray |
| Cleveland Guardians | José Ramírez, Emmanuel Clase |
| Detroit Tigers | Michael Lorenzen |
| Chicago White Sox | Luis Robert Jr. |
| Kansas City Royals | Salvador Pérez |
| Texas Rangers | Jonah Heim, Marcus Semien, Josh Jung, Corey Seager, Adolis García, Nathan Eovaldi |
| Houston Astros | Kyle Tucker, Framber Valdez |
| Los Angeles Angels | Shohei Ohtani |
| Seattle Mariners | Julio Rodríguez, Luis Castillo, George Kirby |
| Oakland Athletics | Brent Rooker |
| Atlanta Braves | Sean Murphy, Orlando Arcia, Ronald Acuña Jr., Matt Olson, Ozzie Albies, Austin Riley, Bryce Elder, Spencer Strider |
| Miami Marlins | Luis Arráez, Jorge Soler |
| Philadelphia Phillies | Nick Castellanos |
| New York Mets | Pete Alonso |
| Washington Nationals | Josiah Gray |
| Cincinnati Reds | Alexis Díaz |
| Milwaukee Brewers | Devin Williams |
| Chicago Cubs | Dansby Swanson, Justin Steele, Marcus Stroman |
| Pittsburgh Pirates | David Bednar, Mitch Keller |
| St. Louis Cardinals | Nolan Arenado |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | Corbin Carroll, Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Zac Gallen |
| Los Angeles Dodgers | Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, J. D. Martinez, Will Smith |
| San Francisco Giants | Camilo Doval |
| San Diego Padres | Juan Soto, Josh Hader |
| Colorado Rockies | Elías Díaz |
The MLB All-Star Game has 32 players on the roster. The roster must include at least one player from each team with 20 position players and 12 pitchers.
The players are selected on a voting basis for the starters. The fans cast their vote in two phases. Firstly, the fans cast their vote on a full slate of players and pick their favorite players at each position.
The same method is followed for both leagues and the top vote-getters are given the starting spot and are exempted from Phase 2.
The starting spot for each position is selected through Phase 2. The fans once again vote from the two finalists for each position. The winner of the voting is awarded the starting spot.
The Commissioner's Office and the player ballot select the remaining spots for the reserves and the pitchers in a joint effort.
