MLB All-Star Voting Reveals Dodgers, Cubs, Yankees Leaders

The early 2025 MLB All-Star voting results reveal strong performances and fan support for several players across multiple teams. Brendan Donovan of the St. Louis Cardinals is having a breakout season but trails former Cardinal Tommy Edman in fan votes for NL second basemen, highlighting a lack of local voting enthusiasm. The Cincinnati Reds have three players in the top vote-getters at their positions, led by Elly De La Cruz at shortstop, while the Chicago Cubs boast a strong showing with Pete Crow-Armstrong and Kyle Tucker leading NL outfield votes and several other players ranking highly at their positions. National leaders include Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani, who top the overall and NL vote counts respectively, with the Los Angeles Dodgers dominating the National League voting across many positions. The All-Star voting process continues in two phases, with the top two vote-getters at each position advancing to the final round, and the full rosters to be announced in early July. Fan engagement remains critical as teams compete for starting spots, reflecting both player performance and fan base mobilization.