The MLB All-Star break got started yesterday when St. Louis’ Jordan Walker won the Home Run Derby with 12 homers in the final round, for a total of 31 over three rounds, putting him ahead of Kyle Schwarber by one.
Tonight, it’s time for the Midsummer Classic.
The 2026 MLB All-Star Game gets started at 8 p.m. ET tonight with some of baseball’s biggest stars on both the field and the bench. Both the National League and the American League’s starting position players were determined by fan vote, and the starting lineups will represent both New York teams.
The Yankees have two starting players for the American League: Ben Rice at first base and Cody Bellinger in the outfield. Mets left-fielder Juan Soto will start for the National League.
MLB All-Star Game 2026: what to know
- When: July 14, 8 p.m. ET
- Where: Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
- Channel: FOX
- Streaming: DIRECTV (try it free)
The managers of last season’s AL and NL pennant winners will serve as All-Star team managers tonight. Blue Jays boss John Schneider will manage the American League’s team, while the Dodgers’ Dave Roberts will manage the National League for the second year in a row.
Here’s everything you need to know to tune in to the 2026 MLB All-Star Game.
MLB All-Star Game 2026 time
The 2026 MLB All-Star Game is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET tonight, July 14.
What channel is the MLB All-Star Game on?
The MLB All-Star Game will air live on FOX.
How to watch and stream MLB All-Star Game 2026 for free
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2026 MLB All-Star Game rosters
American League
Starters
- Catcher: Shea Langeliers (Athletics)
- 1B: Ben Rice (NY Yankees)
- 2B: Ernie Clement (Toronto)
- 3B: Junior Caminero (Tampa Bay)
- Shortstop: Bobby Witt Jr. (Kansas City)
- Outfield: Mike Trout (LA Angels)
- Outfield: Riley Greene (Detroit)
- Outfield: Cody Bellinger (NY Yankees)
- DH: Yordan Alvarez (Houston)
Reserves
- Catcher: Dillon Dingler (Detroit)
- Catcher: Adley Rutschman (Baltimore)
- Infield: Travis Bazzana (Cleveland)
- Infield: Willson Contreras (Boston)
- Infield: Kevin McGonigle (Detroit)
- Infield: Miguel Vargas (White Sox)
- Infield: Munetaka Murakami (White Sox)
- Outfield: Randy Arozarena (Seattle)
- Outfield: Ceddanne Rafaela (Boston)
- Outfield: Tristan Peters (White Sox)
- DH: Yandy Díaz (Tampa Bay)
Starting pitchers
- Dylan Cease (Toronto)
- Parker Messick (Cleveland)
- Nick Martinez (Tampa Bay)
- Drew Rasmussen (Tampa Bay)
- Joe Ryan (Minnesota)
- Cam Schlittler (NY Yankees)
- Ranger Suarez (Boston)
- Michael Wacha (Kansas City)
Relief pitchers
- Bryan Baker (Tampa Bay)
- Aroldis Chapman (Boston Red Sox)
- Jacob Latz (Texas)
- Cade Smith (Cleveland)
- Louis Varland (Toronto)
National League
Starters
- Catcher: Drake Baldwin (Atlanta)
- 1B: Freddie Freeman (LA Dodgers)
- 2B: Ozzie Albies (Atlanta)
- 3B: Max Muncy (Dodgers)
- Shortstop: CJ Abrams (Washington)
- Outfield: Brandon Marsh (Philadelphia)
- Outfield: Juan Soto (NY Mets)
- Outfield: Andy Pages (LA Dodgers)
- DH: Kyle Schwarber (Philadelphia)
Reserves
- Catcher: William Contreras (Milwaukee)
- Catcher: Hunter Goodman (Colorado)
- Infield: Luis Arraez (San Francisco)
- Infield: Bryce Harper (Philadelphia)
- Infield: Otto Lopez (Miami)
- Infield: Matt Olson (Atlanta)
- Infield: Sal Stewart (Cincinnati)
- Outfield: Corbin Carroll (Arizona)
- Outfield: Pete Crow-Armstrong (Cubs)
- Outfield: Jordan Walker (St. Louis)
- Outfield: James Wood (Washington)
- DH: Iván Herrera (St. Louis)
Starting pitchers
- Braxton Ashcraft (Pittsburgh)
- Chase Burns (Cincinnati)
- Jesús Luzardo (Philadelphia)
- Max Meyers (Miami)
- Jacob Misiorowski (Milwaukee)
- Eduardo Rodriguez (Arizona)
- Chris Sale (Atlanta)
- Cristopher Sánchez (Philadelphia)
- Paul Skenes (Pittsburgh)
- Logan Webb (San Francisco)
- Yoshinobu Yamamoto (LA Dodgers)
- Justin Wrobleski (LA Dodgers)
- Foster Griffin (Washington)
Relief pitchers
- Jhoan Duran (Philadelphia)
- Raisel Iglesias (Atlanta)
- Mason Miller (San Diego)
- Riley O’Brien (St. Louis)
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