Philadelphia Phillies Vs Diamondbacks Game Scheduled For 21 June Postponed Due To If voting concluded following the publication of the first round of fan voting on Monday, the Philadelphia Phillies may have starters at three positions in this year’s All-Star Game.

The Texas Rangers’ home field, Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, will host the All-Star Game on July 16.

first baseman With 1,110,562 votes, Bryce Harper leads all NL players in voting, not just first basemen. Following the first round of voting, the top vote-getter in each league is automatically selected for the All-Star Game roster.

With 1,366,315 votes, outfielder Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees is the most popular vote-getter in the American League.

Harper, who had 15 home runs and 46 RBI going into Monday’s play at batting.280/.390/.519/.908, is attempting to earn his first All-Star selection at first base and his first since 2022.

Harper underwent Tommy John surgery after his appearance, which caused him to miss a few months of the 2023 campaign.

If he is selected for the squad, it will be his second All-Star Game selection since joining the Phillies, out of his eight career selections. Freddie Freeman of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who is ranked second at first base, is almost 400,000 votes behind Harper.

Bohm was batting and currently holds the top spot at his position.57 RBI, six home runs, and a.355/.475/.830 slash line as he looks to earn his first All-Star Game invitation in his five-year career.

Bohm appears to be very guaranteed to move on to the next round of voting. With 1,012,174 votes, he has over 800,000 more than San Diego Padres second-place player Manny Machado.

William Contreras of Milwaukee is ahead of Realmuto in the standings. However, Realmuto will be gone for almost a month following knee surgery.

Additional Phillies players who cast ballots in the voting are shortstop Trea Turner (second, 509,043), second baseman Bryson Stott (third, 486,315), outfielders Nick Castellanos (sixth, 439,764), Johan Rojas (seventh, 363,047), catcher J.T. Realmuto (second, 558,624), and designated hitter Kyle Schwarber.