MLB All-Star voting results 2021: Who made the AL and NL rosters? - Sporting News

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The results are in. 

With the All-Star Game set for July 13, Major League Baseball is set to announce who has been voted to represent their respective league by the fans.

On Thursday night, the hometown faithful will get to know if their teams' position players finished with the most votes and earned starting spots. Pitchers and the reserves of the two teams will be announced on Sunday, July 4. 

Here's the latest on the MLB All-Star teams' starters. 

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MLB All-Star voting updates, results

9:30 p.m.: Braves phenom Ronald Acuna Jr. will start in the NL outfield as the highest vote-getter, while two Reds will play alongside him in Jesse Winker and Nick Castellanos. Dodgers teammates Mookie Betts and Chris Taylor finished just outside the voting with 13% and 7%, respectively, coming in behind Winker at third with 16%. 

9:22 p.m.: Teoscar Hernandez, Aaron Judge and Mike Trout are voted the starters in the American League outfield. Trout is injured, however, and will not be able to play in the game. Byron Buxton at 12% and Michael Brantley at 10% just missed, coming behind Hernandez, who was the third-leading vote-getter at 12%. 

9:15 p.m.: Six of the American League All-Star starters have been named. Salvador Perez is behind the plate, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will start at first, teammate Marcus Semien is at second base, Xander Bogaerts will start at shortstop and Rafael Devers will be at third base. Shohei Ohtani will be the designated hitter. Guerrero has the highest percentage of the vote so far at 75% with Yuli Gurriel in second at 15% and Jose Abreu at 10%. Bogaerts won the closest race with 42% over Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette and Astros shortstop Carlos Correa. 

9:05 p.m.: The National League infield is rounded out with Buster Posey at catcher, Freddie Freeman at first base, Adam Frazier at second, Fernando Tatis Jr. at shortstop and Nolan Arenado at third base. The most lopsided race was at shortstop with Tatis claiming 64% of the vote with Javier Baez at 19% and Brandon Crawford at 17%. The closest race was Arenado nabbing 40% of the vote, Justin Turner placing second at 34% and Kris Bryant finishing third at 26%. 

American League

Position	Name	Team
Catcher	Salvador Perez	Royals
First Base	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	Blue Jays
Second Base	Marcus Semien	Blue Jays
Third Base	Rafael Devers	Red Sox
Shortstop	Xander Bogaerts	Red Sox
Outfield	Teoscar Hernandez	Blue Jays
Outfield	Aaron Judge	Yankees
Outfield	Mike Trout	Angels
Designated Hitter	Shohei Ohtani	Angels

National League

Position	Name	Team
Catcher	Buster Posey	Giants
First Base	Freddie Freeman	Braves
Second Base	Adam Frazier	Pirates
Third Base	Nolan Arenado	Cardinals
Shortstop	Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres
Outfield	Ronald Acuna Jr.	Braves
Outfield	Nick Castellanos	Reds
Outfield	Jesse Winker	Reds

How to watch the All-Star Game selection show?

• Date: Thursday, July 1
• Time: 9 p.m. ET
• Channel: ESPN
• Live Stream: ESPN+ | fuboTV

ESPN will be broadcasting the selection show at 9 p.m. on Thursday. For those hoping to watch their favorite players earn places on the All-Star teams can tune into ESPN+ or watch it on fuboTV, which offers a seven-day free trial. 

Who were the All-Star finalists?

This year, voting for the All-Star Game was done in waves, with fans going through one round of voting before MLB announced three finalists at each position, except outfield, where nine finalists were chosen. Fans voted from the three to determine who will be the starters in the All-Star Game, unless they are injured.

Here are the finalists at each position as voted on by the fans. Players are listed by vote share at the last poll update, according to MLB.com. 

American League

Position	Finalist 1	Finalist 2	Finalist 3
Catcher	Salvador Perez, Royals (62%)	Martin Maldonado, Astros (20%)	Yasmani Grandal, White Sox (19%)
First Base	Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Blue Jays (74%)	Yuli Gurriel, Astros (16%)	Jose Abreu, White Sox (10%)
Second Base	Marcus Semien, Blue Jays (52%)	Jose Altuve, Astros (33%)	DJ LeMahieu, Yankees (15%)
Third Base	Rafael Devers, Red Sox (61%)	Alex Bregman, Astros (23%)	Yoan Moncada, White Sox (16%)
Shortstop	Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox (43%)	Bo Bichette, Blue Jays (35%)	Carlos Correa, Astros (22%)
Outfield	Mike Trout, Angels (20%)	Teoscar Hernandez, Blue Jays (11%)	Adolis Garcia, Rangers (9%)
Outfield	Aaron Judge, Yankees (13%)	Michael Brantley, Astros (9%)	Alex Verdugo, Red Sox (8%)
Outfield	Byron Buxton, Twins (12%)	Cedric Mullins (9%)	Randal Grichuk, Blue Jays (8%)
Designated Hitter	Shohei Ohtani, Angels (63%)	J.D. Martinez, Red Sox (20%)	Yordan Alvarez, Astros (17%)

National League

Position	Finalist 1	Finalist 2	Finalist 3
Catcher	Buster Posey, Giants (58%)	Yadier Molina, Cardinals (25%)	Willson Contreras, Cubs (18%)
First Base	Freddie Freeman, Braves (47%)	Max Muncy, Dodgers (34%)	Anthony Rizzo, Cubs (18%)
Second Base	Adam Frazier, Pirates (47%)	Ozzie Albies, Braves (32%)	Gavin Lux, Dodgers (21%)
Third Base	Nolan Arenado, Cardinals (40%)	Justin Turner, Dodgers (34%)	Kris Bryant, Cubs (26%)
Shortstop	Fernando Tatis Jr., Padres (64%)	Javier Baez, Cubs (19%)	Brandon Crawford, Giants (17%)
Outfield	Ronald Acuna Jr., Braves (21%)	Mookie Betts, Dodgers (13%)	Mike Yastrzemski, Giants (6%)
Outfield	Nick Castellanos, Reds (18%)	Chris Taylor, Dodgers (7%)	Bryce Harper, Phillies (6%)
Outfield	Jesse Winker, Reds (16%)	Joc Pederson, Cubs (7%)	Juan Soto, Nationals (6%)

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