Dodgers boast 4 ASG starters, tie MLB lead with 5 total reps

LOS ANGELES -- The Dodgers have been one of the Majors' top teams through the first half, and accordingly, they will be well-represented at the All-Star Game in Philadelphia.

The Dodgers lead the Majors with four fan-elected starters in this year's All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park. Designated hitter Shohei Ohtani was the first Dodger to be named an All-Star after Phase 1 of voting, and after Phase 2, first baseman Freddie Freeman, third baseman Max Muncy and center fielder Andy Pages joined him in the NL's starting lineup.

Starting pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto was also selected to the NL roster, giving the Dodgers an MLB-high-tying five All-Stars (the Braves and Phillies also have five representatives).

The Dodgers' four elected starters are their most since they also had four in the 1980 All-Star Game: Steve Garvey, Davey Lopes, Bill Russell and Reggie Smith.

Here's more on the Dodgers' 2026 All-Stars:

Shohei Ohtani, DH
Previous All-Star appearances: 2021-25
Something to know: This was Ohtani's first time leading the Majors in overall votes during Phase 1. He is the third Dodger to be the overall leading vote-getter since the fan ballot returned in 1970, joining Davey Lopes (1980) and Cody Bellinger (2019). Ohtani is expected only to hit, not pitch.

Freddie Freeman, 1B
Previous All-Star appearances: 2013-14, '18-19, '21-25
Something to know: Freeman has been elected as the NL's starter at first base in six of the last eight All-Star Games.

Max Muncy, 3B
Previous All-Star appearances: 2019, '21
Something to know: Muncy will become the first Dodgers third baseman since Ron Cey in 1977 to start an All-Star Game. This will be Muncy's second start; his first came as the NL's DH in 2021.

Andy Pages, OF
Previous All-Star appearances: None
Something to know: After being a finalist in 2025, Pages will be a first-time All-Star. This marks the third time in the past five years that the Dodgers have had a starting outfielder voted in by the fans (Mookie Betts, 2022-23).

Yoshinobu Yamamoto, RHP
Previous All-Star appearances: 2025
Something to know: Yamamoto has been named an All-Star in back-to-back years. The reigning World Series MVP did not pitch in last year's Midsummer Classic, and because he's lined up to start on the Saturday before the All-Star break, he is unlikely to make an appearance this year as well.