In the initial voting update for the MLB All-Star game, the Philadelphia Phillies are leading in several positions. The team’s first baseman, Bryce Harper, is currently leading all NL players with over 1.1 million votes. Harper’s impressive stats in SLG and OPS have contributed to his lead in the voting.
Third baseman Alec Bohm is also doing well in the polls, leading NL third basemen by a significant margin with over 1 million votes. Bohm had a breakthrough season in 2024 and is on track to secure his first career All-Star game appearance.
Trea Turner, currently in second place among NL outfielders, may have an opportunity to move up due to an injury to the current leader, Mookie Betts. Turner has had a successful two-time All-Star career and could be selected for his third appearance if Betts is unable to play.
Bryson Stott and JT Realmuto are also performing well in their respective positions as second baseman and catcher, respectively. The team’s outfielders are also getting attention from fans, with players like Brandon Marsh, Nick Castellanos, and Johan Rojas ranking high in votes.
Fans can continue to vote for their favorite players on the MLB All-Star ballot website until June 27th. Each fan can vote up to five times a day to help secure a spot for their favorite players in the All-Star game next month in Arlington.
Overall, it looks like the Philadelphia Phillies have a good chance of having multiple representatives at the MLB All-Star game this year due to their strong performances early on in voting.
