MLB All-Star Snubs: Who Was Left Out?

Major League Baseball just revealed the All‑Star Game rosters for July 14 in Philadelphia. Fans voted starters, while pitchers and reserves were chosen through player ballots and the commissioner’s office, guaranteeing that every team has at least one representative. The initial line‑up contains 32 players, with a 33rd added as a “legend pick” for Bryce Harper. fishroad-app.com

The release also lists the biggest snub from each franchise, ranked 30 to 1. Teams like the Mets, Rockies and Angels only have one All‑Star, making any additional inclusion hard to justify. The Padres, Cubs and Astros each have three top names but no other strong candidates, while the Giants and Royals managed two each despite rough seasons. Even the defending AL champion Blue Jays got four All‑Stars, so a fifth would have been “rich.”