2025 MLB All-Star Voting: Leaders and full standings by position after second fan update
The MLB released the second update on who fans want in this year's MLB All-Star Game. Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani continue to lead their respective leagues after the first returns. Check out the complete results from the first fan ballots for each position below: American League Voting Leaders Catchers Cal Raleigh (Mariners): 1,901,389 Alejandro Kirk (Blue Jays): 757,659 Dillon Dingler (Tigers): 602,089 Yainer Diaz (Astros): 336,410 Logan O'Hoppe (Angels): 321,458 Austin Wells (Yankees): 306,548 Adley Rutschman (Orioles): 301,390 Salvador Perez (Royals): 230,920 Carlos Narvaez (Red Sox): 191,710 Bo Naylor (Guardians): 133,048
Los Angeles Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani made his starting pitching debut vs. San Diego Padres. First Basemen Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (Blue Jays): 1,192,604 Paul Goldschmidt (Yankees): 1,118,501 Jonathan Aranda (Rays): 879,030 Spencer Torkelson (Tigers): 797,210 Christian Walker (Astros): 246,538 Vinnie Pasquantino (Royals): 176,189 Ryan Mountcastle (Orioles): 168,768 Nolan Schanuel (Angels): 154,326 Carlos Santana (Guardians): 152,294 Rowdy Tellez (Mariners): 146,360 Second Basemen Gleyber Torres (Tigers): 1,133,888 Jackson Holliday (Orioles): 806,133 Jose Altuve (Astros): 795,123 Brandon Lowe (Rays): 433,712 Andres Gimenez (Blue Jays): 403,256 Jazz Chisholm Jr. (Yankees): 388,234 Willi Castro (Twins): 343,364 Dylan Moore (Mariners): 215,659 Daniel Schneemann (Guardians): 167,359 Luis Rengifo (Angels): 148,793 Shortstops Jacob Wilson (Athletics): 1,120,791 Bobby Witt Jr. (Royals): 868,584 Jeremy Pena (Astros): 608,345 Bo Bichette (Blue Jays): 588,324 Trey Sweeney (Tigers): 323,042 Anthony Volpe (Yankees): 320,399 Zach Neto (Angels): 319,164 J.P. Crawford (Mariners): 297,765 Gunnar Henderson (Orioles): 295,354 Corey Seager (Rangers): 234,311 Third Basemen Jose Ramirez (Guardians): 1,780,631 Alex Bregman (Red Sox): 654,377 Zach McKinstry (Tigers): 502,516 Addison Barger (Blue Jays): 475,392 Isaac Paredes (Astros): 364,632 Junior Caminero (Rays): 297,870 Maikel Garcia (Royals): 261,027 DJ LeMahieu (Yankees): 238,804 Ramon Urias (Orioles): 214,733 Ben Williamson (Mariners): 171,212 Outfielders Aaron Judge (Yankees): 2,699,483 Riley Greene (Tigers): 1,370,098 Javier Baez (Tigers): 901,969 Mike Trout (Angels): 889,474 Steven Kwan (Guardians): 810,746 Cody Bellinger (Yankees): 712,153 Kerry Carpenter (Tigers): 664,318 George Springer (Blue Jays): 602,412 Julio Rodriguez (Mariners): 582,338 Byron Buxton (Twins): 505,791 Daulton Varsho (Blue Jays): 426,587 Jarren Duran (Red Sox): 385,931 Trent Grisham (Yankees): 364,943 Nathan Lukes (Blue Jays): 358,128 Randy Arozarena (Mariners): 357,329 Tyler Soderstrom (Athletics): 345,729 Jake Meyers (Astros): 330,872 Taylor Ward (Angels): 308,798 Wilyer Abreu (Red Sox): 265,609 Ramon Laureano (Orioles): 241,397 Designated Hitters Ryan O'Hearn (Orioles): 937,205 Ben Rice (Yankees): 409,336 Brent Rooker (Athletics): 396,290 Colt Keith (Tigers): 363,723 Yordan Alvarez (Astros): 329,757 Anthony Santander (Blue Jays): 324,841 Mike Tauchman (White Sox): 262,112 Jorge Polanco (Mariners): 218,190 Yandy Diaz (Rays): 170,504 Joc Pederson (Rangers): 154,853 National League Catchers Will Smith (Dodgers): 2,099,944 Carson Kelly (Cubs): 769,860 J.T. Realmuto (Phillies): 489,289 Francisco Alvarez (Mets): 448,238 Hunter Goodman (Rockies): 446,45 Gabriel Moreno (D-backs): 272,518 William Contreras (Brewers): 251,036 Jose Trevino (Reds): 214,666 Sean Murphy (Braves): 173,654 Elias Diaz (Padres): 127,121 First Basemen Freddie Freeman (Dodgers): 2,095,672 Pete Alonso (Mets): 1,536,045 Michael Busch (Cubs): 530,614 Bryce Harper (Phillies): 520,401 Luis Arraez (Padres): 246,069 Josh Naylor (D-backs): 226,209 Matt Olson (Braves): 209,229 Willson Contreras (Cardinals): 122,832 Wilmer Flores (Giants): 111,500 Rhys Hoskins (Brewers): 96,939 Second Basemen Ketel Marte (D-backs): 1,561,235 Tommy Edman (Dodgers): 1,059,174 Nico Hoerner (Cubs): 636,422 Jeff McNeil (Mets): 550,123 Brendan Donovan (Cardinals): 525,923 Bryson Stott (Phillies): 415,324 Ozzie Albies (Braves): 301,678 Jake Cronenworth (Padres): 170,384 Brice Turang (Brewers): 122,304 Matt McLain (Reds): 93,594 Shortstops Francisco Lindor (Mets): 1,641,053 Mookie Betts (Dodgers): 1,211,461 Elly De La Cruz (Reds): 689,640 Trea Turner (Phillies): 661,489 Dansby Swanson (Cubs): 563,984 Geraldo Perdomo (D-backs): 190,966 Nick Allen (Braves): 135,695 CJ Abrams (Nationals): 131,515 Xander Bogaerts (Padres): 128,822 Masyn Winn (Cardinals): 126,132 Third Basemen Manny Machado (Padres): 1,683,022 Max Muncy (Dodgers): 891,799 Eugenio Suarez (D-backs): 538,765 Alec Bohm (Phillies): 478,991 Matt Shaw (Cubs): 457,127 Austin Riley (Braves): 357,462 Mark Vientos (Mets): 326,385 Matt Chapman (Giants): 317,021 Nolan Arenado (Cardinals): 243,936 Santiago Espinal (Reds): 102,746 Outfielders Pete Crow-Armstrong (Cubs): 2,005,630 Teoscar Hernandez (Dodgers): 1,366,537 Kyle Tucker (Cubs): 1,219,866 Ronald Acuña Jr. (Braves): 1,140,061 Juan Soto (Mets): 1,048,781 Corbin Carroll (D-backs): 1,019,472 Andy Pages (Dodgers): 962,219 Fernando Tatis Jr. (Padres): 743,171 James Wood (Nationals): 678,358 Brandon Nimmo (Mets): 586,388 Nick Castellanos (Phillies): 537,121 Ian Happ (Cubs): 530,735 Tyrone Taylor (Mets): 434,974 Jackson Merrill (Padres): 409,215 Michael Conforto (Dodgers): 372,296 Max Kepler (Phillies): 358,248 Johan Rojas (Phillies): 316,477 Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (D-backs): 281,192 Heliot Ramos (Giants): 243,205 Austin Hays (Reds): 241,759 Designated Hitters Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers): 2,521,718 Rafael Devers (Giants): 1,103,085 Seiya Suzuki (Cubs): 641,687 Kyle Schwarber (Phillies): 620,639 Starling Marte (Mets): 402,213 Marcell Ozuna (Braves): 229,214 Ivan Herrera (Cardinals): 208,689 Christian Yelich (Brewers): 147,247 Gavin Sheets (Padres): 138,784 Pavin Smith (D-backs): 108,828
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