MLB All-Star Game 2022: Rosters, snubs, Derby participants, more

MLB All-Star Week is starting to take shape. 

Over the weekend, All-Star starters and reserves were announced for Tuesday’s battle between the American and National Leagues, and now, the Home Run Derby field is coming into focus. 

Here is everything you need to know about the Midsummer Classic!

Who’s in the All-Star Game?

It’s only right that with the game being held at Dodger Stadium, two Dodgers will start for the National League. 

Check out the rest of the NL starters below: 

And here are the reserves:

Two L.A. superstars landed among the AL starters as well — they just happen to do most of their work in Anaheim.

Check out the AL starters:

Here are the AL reserves: 

Who got snubbed?

MLB on FOX reporter Ken Rosenthal laid out which names he believes should be in the All-Star Game but were left out in the cold.

FOX Sports MLB Writer Jordan Shusterman also offered his picks with his 2022 All-Snub team.

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Who’s in the Home Run Derby?

Six names have been revealed as participants in the 2022 Home Run Derby, including back-to-back defending champion Pete Alonso of the New York Mets.

NL starter and one of the game’s brightest stars Ronald Acuña Jr. is one of the names facing off with Alonso. 

A surprise entry into the fray is future Hall of Famer Albert Pujols, who returned to the St. Louis Cardinals this season.

The fourth entry is Washington Nationals superstar Juan Soto. 

It was announced Tuesday that Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber will be the fifth entrant into the field. 

The sixth addition to the field will be Seattle Mariners rookie Julio Rodriguez, who boasts a .274 batting average and has smashed 17 doubles and 15 homers so far this season.

Stay tuned for more updates throughout the week!