On the AL team, Delino Santana of Charlotte made his 11th All-Star Appearance to lead the way. There were 18 first-time All-Stars on the AL team, with only one other player making more than their 3rd appearance. Boise had the most AL All-Stars with 7.
The NL team had 10 first-time All-Stars, with Durham's Valerio Baez and Honolulu's Justin Jordan leading the way, each make their 8th All-Star appearance. Durham had the most All-Stars on the NL side with 5.
The Home Run Derby saw Durham's Julio Park dominate the Final, winning 9-3, making him the back-to-back champion, a feat that you don't see too often.
The All-Star game itself was a thriller, with the NL scoring 2 in the top of the 9th to take a 5-3 lead, only for the AL to come back with 3 in the bottom half to take the 6-5 win. Kennie Owen hit the game-winning double with 2 outs in the bottom of the 9th to put him at 3 for 3 for the day, good enough to win All-Star Game MVP.
The US team dominated the Futures Game, led by lead-off man Vince Knotts who was 1 for 2 with 3 walks, 3 runs and a stolen base that earned him the game's MVP honors.
Here is the complete list of All-Stars for Season 25!
American League
Starters
Player
|
Team
|
Appearance
|
|
C
|
Harry Young
|
New Britain
|
1st
|
1B
|
Jose Reyes
|
Charlotte
|
5th
|
2B
|
Tuck Chester
|
Little Rock
|
2nd
|
3B
|
Albie Latos
|
Nashville
|
1st
|
SS
|
Delino Santana
|
Charlotte
|
11th
|
LF
|
Patrick Grieve
|
New Britain
|
2nd
|
CF
|
Charles Gang
|
Oakland
|
1st
|
RF
|
Ernest Hancock
|
Little Rock
|
3rd
|
DH
|
Wendell Myatt
|
Oakland
|
2nd
|
Pitchers
Player
|
Team
|
Appearance
|
|
P
|
Howie Lockwood
|
Nashville
|
2nd
|
P
|
Jamey Spiers
|
Charlotte
|
1st
|
P
|
Everth Almanzar
|
New Britain
|
2nd
|
P
|
Boone James
|
Ottawa
|
1st
|
P
|
Henry Colin
|
Cleveland
|
3rd
|
P
|
Roland Piper
|
Seattle
|
1st
|
P
|
Diego Campos
|
Nashville
|
1st
|
P
|
Omir Kelly
|
Boise
|
1st
|
P
|
Alex Wong
|
Helena
|
2nd
|
P
|
Nicholas Cox
|
Little Rock
|
3rd
|
P
|
Pedro Rios
|
Oakland
|
1st
|
P
|
Todd Morgan
|
Boise
|
1st
|
P
|
Jimmie Machado
|
Little Rock
|
1st
|
Reserves
Player
|
Team
|
Appearance
|
|
C
|
Morris Washington
|
Boise
|
1st
|
1B
|
Sherman Dunston
|
Boise
|
3rd
|
2B
|
David Messmer
|
Boise
|
1st
|
3B
|
Alving Osoria
|
Pawtucket
|
1st
|
SS
|
Weldon Kendrick
|
Little Rock
|
1st
|
LF
|
Tim Holm
|
Boise
|
1st
|
CF
|
Rougned Flande
|
Nashville
|
1st
|
RF
|
Kennie Owen
|
Boise
|
1st
|
AL All-Stars by Team
Boise | 7 |
Little Rock | 5 |
Nashville | 4 |
Charlotte | 3 |
New Britain | 3 |
Oakland | 3 |
Cleveland | 1 |
Helena | 1 |
Ottawa | 1 |
Pawtucket | 1 |
Seattle | 1 |
National League
Starters
Player
|
Team
|
Appearance
|
|
C
|
Ron Bailey
|
New York
|
2nd
|
1B
|
Julio Park
|
Durham
|
5th
|
2B
|
Rodrigo Toregas
|
Louisville
|
5th
|
3B
|
Gary Castillo
|
Rochester
|
1st
|
SS
|
Gonzalez Bennett
|
Syracuse
|
1st
|
LF
|
Bert Crosby
|
Durham
|
2nd
|
CF
|
Ken Ingram
|
Chicago
|
7th
|
RF
|
Christopher Hamilton
|
Rochester
|
1st
|
Pitchers
Player
|
Team
|
Appearance
|
|
P
|
Burke Gibson
|
Salt Lake City
|
2nd
|
P
|
Matty Prieto
|
Durham
|
3rd
|
P
|
Tim Blair
|
Syracuse
|
6th
|
P
|
Nathan Ross
|
Richmond
|
3rd
|
P
|
Ellis Brock
|
Salt Lake City
|
7th
|
P
|
Alex Rosa
|
Chicago
|
1st
|
P
|
Ralph Moseley
|
Richmond
|
7th
|
P
|
Valerio Baez
|
Durham
|
8th
|
P
|
Justin Jordan
|
Honolulu
|
8th
|
P
|
Nicholas Gil
|
Las Vegas
|
5th
|
P
|
Norberto Morales
|
Richmond
|
4th
|
P
|
Albie Tavarez
|
Washington
|
1st
|
P
|
Teoscar Alberro
|
Buffalo
|
1st
|
P
|
Douglas White
|
Rochester
|
1st
|
Reserves
Player
|
Team
|
Appearance
|
|
C
|
Darrel Atkins
|
Syracuse
|
1st
|
1B
|
Kyle Surtain
|
Syracuse
|
5th
|
2B
|
Abraham O'Neill
|
Las Vegas
|
2nd
|
3B
|
Dingo Price
|
Chicago
|
5th
|
SS
|
Edgardo Serra
|
Chicago
|
1st
|
LF
|
Scott Serrano
|
Richmond
|
4th
|
CF
|
Ivan Veras
|
Louisville
|
1st
|
RF
|
Jarrod King
|
Durham
|
2nd
|
NL All-Stars by Team
Durham | 5 |
Chicago | 4 |
Richmond | 4 |
Syracuse | 4 |
Rochester | 3 |
Las Vegas | 2 |
Louisville | 2 |
Salt Lake City | 2 |
Buffalo | 1 |
Honolulu | 1 |
New York | 1 |
Washington | 1 |
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