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There Were An Insane Amount Of All-Star Snubs Across Baseball This Year, But Who Were The Biggest Ones?

ATLANTA, JUL 8 – The 2025 MLB All-Star rosters include 19 first-time players and require every team to have at least one representative, leading to notable snubs despite strong individual performances.

  • The 2025 MLB All-Star Game will take place at Truist Park in Atlanta on the evening of July 15, with the complete list of starters, reserves, and pitchers now announced.
  • Andrew Abbott of the Cincinnati Reds, despite a 7-1 record and 2.15 ERA in 83.1 innings, was initially left off the National League All-Star roster but was named a replacement for Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
  • Abbott, known for his consistency and strong command since debuting in 2023, earned praise from teammates and coaches and overcame a previous shoulder injury to maintain his performance this season.
  • Juan Soto, a major offensive contributor for the Mets with a.267 average, 21 home runs, 51 RBIs, 72 walks, and a 4.0 Offensive WAR, was widely considered a notable All-Star snub before selections were finalized.
  • Several strong performers like Abbott and Soto highlight the high competition and tough choices in All-Star selections, suggesting widespread All-Star snubs this year amid robust player achievements.
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Reds lefty Andrew Abbott named NL All-Star, replacing Dodgers' Yamamoto

CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati Reds left-hander Andrew Abbott is an All-Star after all. Abbott, who's 7-1 with a 2.

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Juan Soto surprised the fans by being excluded from the official list, both headlines and reserves, to contest the All Star of the Major League Baseball (MLB). The Dominican's omission is due to the fact that it did not reach the necessary votes of the public and the players to secure a place. Faced with this situation, Soto said: "If I do not achieve it this year, nothing happens. I will come back stronger next year".

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metsmerizedonline.com broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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