MLB All-Star Game 2024 ballot has been released to the public. As voting for starters is opened: top stars vie for a trip to the Midsummer Classic.
This year the All-Star festivities will be held at Globe Life Stadium in Arlington Texas, home of the reigning Champions Texas Rangers. It is a fun time of year for baseball fans as the brightest stars are on display. Therefore here is everything to know about the 2024 All-Star Ballot.
All-Star Ballot
Standard code Embed from Getty ImagesThe polls opened last week with superstars like, Aaron Judge, and Mookie Betts fighting for a spot in the All-Star Game next month, the first phase of voting is June 5 to June 27th. As usual, the pitchers are excluded, while designated hitters and outfielders are part of a generic vote. Then the second phase will run from June 25 to July 3rd when the winners are announced.
This year the first ballot has the Cardinals and Reds with nine players each on the ballot. The Rockies and Phillies also have their fair share of players featured. Also, the NL looks like it could have a strong roster with some exciting young players. It’s interesting to see that the small market teams have their fair share of players on the ballot.
More From Ballot
Standard code Embed from Getty ImagesThere are some good players on this ballot to vote for. Such as Royals catcher Salvador Perez, and Guardians stars Josh Naylor and Gunnar Henderson are already getting some buzz. The Guardians, Rockies, Phillies, and Royals have quite a few names on the ballot this year. National League players Alec Bohm, Elly De La Cruz, and Ezequiel Tovar look to represent the young talent coming up in the game. The outfield is jam-packed with choices along with third and first base.
There are a lot of good and deserving players in both leagues. Also, it will be interesting to see who gets the votes this year since there are many good choices. Therefore Fans should go and vote for their favorite players. Stay tuned for more MLB stories and news.
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