The votes are in and the LWOB fans have spoken. Some of the races were very close with the winning player earning the victory by just a few votes. If there is to be an All-Star Game played this year, the hope is that the lineups look very similar to these. So, here it is the 2020 MLB All-Star Game Starters.<\/p>\n
2019 Stats: BA: .267\u00a0 RBI: 91\u00a0 HR: 36<\/p>\n
Gold Glove Award winner the past two seasons. Matt Olson’s<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0steady defense and power hitting has made him a fan favorite in his short Oakland Athletics<\/a> career.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .327\u00a0 RBI: 102\u00a0 HR: 26<\/p>\n DJ LeMahieu<\/strong><\/a> had his best season last year and was arguably the biggest free-agent steal of 2019. He became the New York Yankees<\/a> most consistent and versatile player.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .319\u00a0 \u00a0RBI: 126\u00a0 HR: 34<\/p>\n Washington Nationals<\/a> 2019 World Series hero Anthony Rendon<\/strong><\/a> signed a seven-year, $245 million dollar free agent deal with the Los Angeles Angels<\/a>. One of the best hitters in the National League, he will now look to make his mark in the American League.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .284\u00a0 \u00a0RBI: 74\u00a0 HR: 32<\/p>\n An All-Star each of the past four seasons, Francisco Lindor<\/strong><\/a> is the current topic of multiple trade rumors. Whichever team he plays for in the future, be it the Cleveland Indians<\/a> or not, will no doubt inherit a superstar.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .246\u00a0 \u00a0RBI: 77\u00a0 HR: 28<\/p>\n Yasmani Grandal<\/strong><\/a> signed a four-year, $73 million dollar free-agent contract with the Chicago White Sox<\/a> in the offseason. One of the most patient hitters in the National League, Grandal joins a Sox team looking to make a big move in 2020.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .253\u00a0 RBI: 49\u00a0 \u00a0HR: 22<\/p>\n Joey Gallo<\/strong><\/a> was limited to only 70 games for the Texas Rangers<\/a> in 2019 due to oblique and wrist injuries. Still managed to become second fastest in American League history to reach 100 home runs.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .291\u00a0 RBI: 104\u00a0 HR: 45<\/p>\n Mike Trout<\/strong><\/a>,<\/strong> the reigning 2019 MVP, signed a record 12-year, $426 million dollar contract with the Angels. Despite only playing in 134 games in 2019, Trout still had a career-high 45 home runs.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .272\u00a0 RBI: 55\u00a0 HR: 27<\/p>\n Aaron Judge<\/strong><\/a> is not only a great power hitter but also an elite defender as well. Started 2019 on a tear by hitting .288 with five home runs and 11 RBI in 20 games before missing two months with an oblique injury.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .295\u00a0 RBI: 121\u00a0 HR: 38<\/p>\n Freddie Freeman<\/strong><\/a> was selected to his fourth consecutive All-Star game and second consecutive start in 2019. Joined teammates Ronald Acuna Jr.<\/strong><\/a> and Ozzie Albies<\/strong><\/a> as National League Silver Slugger Award winners.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .295\u00a0 RBI: 86\u00a0 HR: 24<\/p>\n The Braves locked up their young star last year by signing him to a seven-year, $35 million dollar extension. Ozzie Albies’ .994 fielding percentage led all Major League second basemen in 2019.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .315\u00a0 RBI: 118\u00a0 HR: 41<\/p>\n Agreed to an eight-year, $260 million dollar extension with the Colorado Rockies<\/a> last year. Not just a great hitter, Nolan Arenado<\/strong><\/a> also won his seventh consecutive Gold Glove Award in 2019.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .298\u00a0 RBI: 57\u00a0 HR: 19<\/p>\n One of the fastest players in the league, Trea Turner<\/strong><\/a> was second in the NL in stolen bases in 2019 with 35. His 2019 campaign was limited to 122 games due to a right index finger injury that required offseason surgery.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .275\u00a0 RBI: 83\u00a0 HR: 25<\/p>\n Gold Glove Award winner, Sliver Slugger Award winner, and first team All-Star for the Philadelphia Phillies<\/a> in 2019. Also one of the best defensive catchers in the league, J.T. Realmuto<\/strong><\/a> threw out an MLB leading 47% of attempted base stealers.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .282\u00a0 RBI: 110\u00a0 HR: 34<\/p>\n In 2019, Juan Soto<\/strong><\/a> became the fourth-youngest player to hit a home run in the World Series. He, along with teammate Stephen Strasburg<\/strong><\/a>,<\/strong> won the Babe Ruth<\/strong><\/a> Award for the most outstanding postseason player.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .280\u00a0 RBI: 101\u00a0 HR: 41<\/p>\n Another young star for the Atlanta Braves<\/a>, he signed an eight-year, $100 million dollar contract in 2019 after less than one full year of MLB service. Ronald Acuna Jr. became the youngest player ever to join the 40-30 club and led the NL with 37 stolen bases.<\/p>\n 2019 Stats: BA: .329\u00a0 RBI: 97\u00a0 \u00a0HR: 44<\/p>\n Christian Yelich<\/strong><\/a> won his second NL batting title in 2019 and became the first National League player to lead the league in batting average and slugging percentage in consecutive seasons since Rogers Hornsby<\/strong><\/a>.<\/strong> Finished second in NL MVP voting in 2019 and recently signed a nine-year, $215 million dollar extension to remain with the Milwaukee Brewers<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n There it is, the 2020 All-Star Game Starters as voted on by fans. Two formidable teams loaded with superstars. Each boasts MVPs, Gold Glove winners, and Silver Sluggers. If and when baseball resumes in America, the All-Star Game will hopefully be seen as a priority for this upcoming season.<\/p>\n Every year since 1933, the ”Midsummer Classic” has been played and has remained a fan favorite. It is seen as an event where the best of the best come together to compete. Let us hope that we will all be treated to America’s pastime very soon and that the All-Star selection doesn’t have to be mere speculation or simulation.<\/p>\n Main ImageSecond Base – DJ LeMahieu<\/a>, New York Yankees<\/a><\/h4>\n
Third Base –\u00a0Anthony Rendon<\/a>, Los Angeles Angels<\/a><\/h4>\n
Shortstop – Francisco Lindor<\/a>, Cleveland Indians<\/a><\/h4>\n
Catcher – Yasmani Grandal<\/a>, Chicago White Sox<\/a><\/h4>\n
Left Field – Joey Gallo<\/a>, Texas Rangers<\/a><\/h4>\n
Center Field – Mike Trout<\/a>, Los Angeles Angels<\/h4>\n
Right Field – Aaron Judge<\/a>, New York Yankees<\/h4>\n
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National League<\/h2>\n
First Base – Freddie Freeman<\/a>, Atlanta Braves<\/a><\/h4>\n
Second Base – Ozzie Albies<\/a>, Atlanta Braves<\/h4>\n
Third Base – Nolan Arenado<\/a>, Colorado Rockies<\/a><\/h4>\n
Shortstop – Trea Turner<\/a>, Washington Nationals<\/a><\/h4>\n
Catcher – J.T. Realmuto<\/a>, Philadelphia Phillies<\/a><\/h4>\n
Left Field – Juan Soto<\/a>, Washington Nationals<\/h4>\n
Center Field – Ronald Acuna Jr.<\/a>, Atlanta Braves<\/h4>\n
Right Field – Christian Yelich<\/a>, Milwaukee Brewers<\/a><\/h4>\n
Outlook<\/h2>\n
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