Exitvelo All-Star
96th All-Star Game
For fun · not a model call
The All-Star Game is an exhibition: starters play a couple of innings, lineups rotate, and it looks nothing like the regular-season matchups our model is calibrated on. So this is a who-to-watch board built from real 2026 season stats, not a model call or a bet. No line, no pick to grade.
A hand-picked shortlist for the Midsummer Classic, chosen from real 2026 season stats. Not a ranking and not a pick, just the bats and arms most likely to make the night.
AL slugger with a 1.059 OPS and 31 HR - the most dangerous bat in the building.
Hometown Phillie, field-best 32 HR; swinging at his home park in front of a Philadelphia crowd.
Breakout star: 28 HR and a .985 OPS at a young age.
28 HR and Derby-level raw power (116.9 mph max exit velo this season).
Filthy relief arm: 0.91 ERA with 72 strikeouts.
The other hometown Phillie; a perennial All-Star in front of his own fans.
Position players sorted by OPS, the pitching staff by ERA (tap to expand). Every line is that player's real 2026 season stat. No projections, nothing graded.
Position players - 20
Position players - 21
Most of the Derby field also made an All-Star roster. See where they land in our transparent, for-fun Power Grid.
Hometown stage: Phillies Kyle Schwarber (field-best 32 HR) and Bryce Harper play the Midsummer Classic at their own Citizens Bank Park.
The best bat in the building: Yordan Alvarez brings a 1.059 OPS and 31 HR for the American League.
Young thunder: James Wood (.985 OPS, 28 HR) and Junior Caminero (28 HR) headline a new wave of All-Star power.
Derby-to-Game crossover: seven of the eight Home Run Derby swingers are also on an All-Star roster - see our /derby Power Grid.
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Who-to-watch board from real season stats. For entertainment only. No line, no pick to grade.