Orioles fail to advance players in All-Star Game voting phase
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 4:09 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Baltimore Orioles fans were disheartened to learn that no players advanced to Phase 2 of American League All-Star voting. Adley Rutschman, despite his strong performance as a catcher, lost out to Toronto's Alejandro Kirk, who had limited playing time. Other notable snubs include first baseman Pete Alonso and designated hitter Samuel Basallo. Each had impressive seasons but fell short of voter support. The Orioles still hope that Rutschman, Alonso, or Basallo could be selected as reserves in the upcoming All-Star Game.
- •No Orioles players advanced to All-Star Game Phase 2 voting
- •Adley Rutschman lost to Alejandro Kirk
- •Pete Alonso finished fifth in his position voting
- •Samuel Basallo was surpassed by George Springer
- •Reserves selections may still include Rutschman, Alonso, or Basallo
- 4:09 AMYahoo Sports — Baltimore Orioles Fans Get Disappointing All-Star Game Ballot Update
"Baltimore Orioles fans received a disappointing update on representation at the All-Star Game.
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