MLB》大聯盟明星賽先發野手名單出爐 道奇這位球星參賽9次資歷最深
大聯盟今天公布明星賽先發野手陣容，除了福里曼擁有最多次參賽經驗外，像是紐約洋基賈吉（Aaron Judge）、克里夫蘭守護者拉米瑞茲（José Ramírez）以及聖地牙哥教士的馬查多（Manny Machado），都曾七度入選明星賽。
至於首次參加明星賽的球員，則是有西雅圖水手重砲捕手勞雷（Cal Raleigh）、運動家隊菜鳥威爾森（Jacob Wilson）、巴爾的摩金鶯奧赫恩（Ryan O'Hearn）及芝加哥小熊的阿姆斯壯（Pete Crow-Armstrong）。
美聯方面：
捕手Cal Raleigh
一壘手Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
二壘手Gleyber Torres
游擊手Jacob Wilson
三壘手José Ramírez
外野手Aaron Judge、Riley Greene、Javier Báez
指定打擊Ryan O'Hearn
國聯方面：
捕手Will Smith
一壘手Freddie Freeman
二壘手Ketel Marte
游擊手Francisco Lindor
三壘手Manny Machado
外野手Pete Crow-Armstrong、Ronald Acuña Jr、Kyle Tucker
指定打擊 大谷翔平
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