MLB All-Star Voting Results 2022: Full Selections, Starters, Snubs, Voting Recap

33 players from each league will represent their league in the All-Star game on July 19 in Los Angeles.

Fans voted to pick one player at each position in each league for the starting lineup. Albert Pujols was added to the team as a legacy pick.

The Commissioner's Office combined the input from the player ballot and the player to make the final announcement.

There were some surprises in the final results but it was a deserving list of participants.

The American League is a professional baseball league.

The beginning of the game.

Alejandro Kirk is a player for the Toronto BlueJays.

The Toronto Blue Jay's Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was the first baseman.

Jose Altuve is a second baseman for the Houston Astros.

3b: Rafael Devers.

Tim Anderson is a catcher for the Chicago White Cubs.

The New York Yankees have a baseball player.

Mike Trout is a member of the LA Angels.

The New York Yankees have a left-handed player in the starting lineup.

Ohtani is the Los Angeles Angels' designated hitter.

There are pitchers.

Framber Valdez, Houston Astros; Martin Perez, Texas Rangers; Paul Blackburn, Oakland A's.

ClayHolmes, New York Yankees; Emanuel Clase, ClevelandGuardian; Gregory Soto, DetroitTigers.

There are reserves.

Jose Trevino is a Yankees player.

Jose Ramirez, Cleveland Guardians, Luis Arraez, Minnesota Twins, and Andres Gimenez are included.

Kyle Tucker, Houston Astros, is an outfielder.

The Houston Astros have a designated hitter.

There is a national league.

The beginning of the game.

Willson Contreras is a Cubs player.

Paul Goldschmidt hit a home run.

2b: Jazz Chisholm Jr.

The San Diego Padres have a 3 baseman.

Turner is a Dodgers player.

Ronald Acuna is a player for the Atlanta Braves.

Mookie Betts is a Dodgers player.

Joc Pederson is from San Francisco.

The Philadelphia Phillies have a designated hitter in the form of BryceHarper.

There are pitchers.

Max Fried, Atlanta Braves; Luis Castillo, Cincinnati Reds; Tony Gonsolin, Los Angeles Dodgers.

Josh Hader, Milwaukee Brewers, is a pitcher for the New York Mets.

There are reserves.

D'Arnaud is a catcher for the Braves.

Albert Pujols, St. LouisCardinals; Nolan Arenado, St. LouisCardinals; Pete Alonso, New York Mets.

Kyle Schwarber is an outfielder for the Philadelphia Phillies.

The Atlanta Braves have a designated hitter.

The reserve list had selections that missed out on being voted in as starter.

Nolan Arenado wasn't the best third baseman, but he's more deserving of an All-Star selection than anyone else. According to Baseball Reference, Arenado was second in the majors in wins above replacement, behind only teammate Paul Goldschmidt.

After winning nine straight Gold Glove awards, Arenado is on pace for another while producing at a high level.

Schwarber has 28 home runs, which is the most in the league.

Sandy Alcantara, a starter for the Miami Marlins, had a 1.73 earned run average in the game against the New York Mets. It was his 12th start in a row.

The American League's leading hitter is Jose Ramirez, who has a.958 OPS and a league-leading 66 runs.

A key part of the Houston Astros' success has been the play of Yordan Alvarez, who entered the day with a.302 average, 26 home runs and 60RBI. He leads the majors with a.653 batting average.

A year after winning the ALCS, he was selected to the All-Star team.

Some quality players were left off the list and will need an injury replacement to get to LA.

Jeff Passan @JeffPassan

Ty France was robbed.

Stacie Wheeler @StacieMWheeler

Will Smith is the best catcher in MLB and rightfully deserves to be an All-Star. I know it doesn't matter, but that snub triggers me.

John P. Lopez @LopezOnSports

Ryne Stanek has been just about perfect in a thankless job. And the All Star snub only confirms just how thankless it is.

Tim Kelly @TimKellySports

It would appear that neither Zack Wheeler or Aaron Nola has been picked for the All-Star team. Frankly, that's shocking.

Only the best can represent each league at the upcoming exhibition, and there are still a few spots available.