Several Phillies among top voted on All-Star Game ballot

Phillies fans came out swinging like Rocky during the opening portion of the fan voting process ahead of the 2026 MLB All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park in less than a month. While no Philadelphia Phillies hitter is an outright leader following the first update from Bob Nightengale of USA Today, several Phillies players are all in position to secure a potential spot in the star-studded event taking place between July 11 and July 14 in South Philadelphia. 

Kyle Schwarber (820K votes) has received the most votes among Phillies hitters and the fifth-most of any hitter in the National League. Shohei Ohtani (1.1M) leads the entire N.L., with Yordan Alvarez (1.0M) leading the American League in votes, with Aaron Judge (977K) and Mike Trout (926K) in close pursuit. 

Brandon Marsh (668K) has recorded the second-most votes on the Phillies roster due to an excellent first-half performance. That tally places him third in the N.L. outfield scene behind Andy Pages (800K) and Ronald Acuna Jr. (693K). 

Bryson Stott (399K) and Alec Bohm (386K) are currently the runners-up at second base and third base, respectively. Both infielders have a better shot at being passed in the voting than catching the first-place leaders, so Phillies fans will want to keep submitting those daily votes if they want to see the duo representing Philadelphia in a few weeks. 

Bryce Harper (651K) sits in third place in voting for N.L. first baseman. He needs some help from Phillies supporters to catch Freeman and Matt Olson (802K). J.T. Realmuto (446K) places third for catchers but trails Baldwin and Will Smith (662K) significantly, with time running out on the ballot-submission process. 

Phase I of MLB All-Star Game voting runs until June 25 at noon ET. Baseball fans can vote as many as five times in each 24-hour period at MLB.com and/or on the MLB app. With Ohtani owning the best top mark, the Phillies route will be as one of the top two vote-getters in their position for the infield and/or one of the top six overall vote-recipients in the outfield.  If voting closes in the same order in 10 days, it would send four members of the Phillies roster to roam the home grass in mid-July.