Midseason hardware goes to the Midsummer Classic's top player in an award renamed for Hall of Famer Ted Williams in 2002. The award debuted in 1962, when it was given after each of the two All-Star Games that summer, and it's been given to one player since. Today, an online fan ballot counts for 20 percent of the vote, with the other 80 percent coming on-site from the Baseball Writers' Association of America and the announcers from the All-Star Game's broadcast rights holders.

Year	Player	Team	Position
2025	Kyle Schwarber	Philadelphia (NL)	DH
2024	Jarren Duran	Boston (AL)	OF
2023	Elias Díaz	Colorado (NL)	C
2022	Giancarlo Stanton	New York (AL)	OF
2021	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	Toronto (AL)	1B
2019	Shane Bieber	Cleveland (AL)	P
2018	Alex Bregman	Houston (AL)	3B
2017	Robinson Cano	Seattle (AL)	2B
2016	Eric Hosmer	Kansas City (AL)	1B
2015	Mike Trout	LA Angels (AL)	CF
2014	Mike Trout	LA Angels (AL)	OF
2013	Mariano Rivera	NY Yankees (AL)	P
2012	Melky Cabrera	San Francisco (NL)	OF
2011	Prince Fielder	Milwaukee (NL)	1B
2010	Brian McCann	Atlanta (NL)	C
2009	Carl Crawford	Tampa Bay (AL)	OF
2008	J.D. Drew	Boston (AL)	OF
2007	Ichiro Suzuki	Seattle (AL)	OF
2006	Michael Young	Texas (AL)	SS
2005	Miguel Tejada	Baltimore (AL)	SS
2004	Alfonso Soriano	Texas (AL)	2B
2003	Garret Anderson	Anaheim (AL)	OF
2001	Cal Ripken Jr.	Baltimore (AL)	3B
2000	Derek Jeter	NY Yankees (AL)	SS
1999	Pedro Martinez	Boston (AL)	P
1998	Roberto Alomar	Baltimore (AL)	2B
1997	Sandy Alomar Jr.	Cleveland (AL)	C
1996	Mike Piazza	Los Angeles (NL)	C
1995	Jeff Conine	Florida (NL)	OF
1994	Fred McGriff	Atlanta (NL)	1B
1993	Kirby Puckett	Minnesota (AL)	OF
1992	Ken Griffey Jr.	Seattle (AL)	OF
1991	Cal Ripken Jr.	Baltimore (AL)	SS
1990	Julio Franco	Texas (AL)	2B
1989	Bo Jackson	Kansas City (AL)	OF
1988	Terry Steinbach	Oakland (AL)	C
1987	Tim Raines	Montreal (NL)	OF
1986	Roger Clemens	Boston (AL)	P
1985	LaMarr Hoyt	San Diego (NL)	P
1984	Gary Carter	Montreal (NL)	C
1983	Fred Lynn	California (AL)	3B
1982	Dave Concepcion	Cincinnati (NL)	SS
1981	Gary Carter	Montreal (NL)	C
1980	Ken Griffey	Cincinnati (NL)	OF
1979	Dave Parker	Pittsburgh (NL)	OF
1978	Steve Garvey	Los Angeles (NL)	1B
1977	Don Sutton	Los Angeles (NL)	P
1976	George Foster	Cincinnati (NL)	OF
1975	Jon Matlack	NY Mets (NL)	P
1975	Bill Madlock	Chi Cubs (NL)	3B
1974	Steve Garvey	Los Angeles (NL)	1B
1973	Bobby Bonds	San Francisco (NL)	OF
1972	Joe Morgan	Cincinnati (NL)	2B
1971	Frank Robinson	Baltimore (AL)	OF
1970	Carl Yastrzemski	Boston (AL)	OF
1969	Willie McCovey	San Francisco (NL)	1B
1968	Willie Mays	San Francisco (NL)	OF
1967	Tony Perez	Cincinnati (NL)	3B
1966	Brooks Robinson	Baltimore (AL)	3B
1965	Juan Marichal	San Francisco (NL)	P
1964	Johnny Callison	Philadelphia (NL)	OF
1963	Willie Mays	San Francisco (NL)	OF
1962	Leon Wagner	LA Angels (AL)	OF
1962	Maury Wills	LA Dodgers (NL)	SS