The initial MLB All-Star Game rosters were announced on the Fourth of July, but, given the nature of the long season and the routines of pitching schedules, both injury and logistics have begun to impact both teams. Some big names, such as Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who is dealing with a lingering back injury, and Paul Skenes, who is lined up to pitch Sunday (just two days before the All-Star Game), have been replaced on the roster.
But with a few replacements already announced and more potentially to come, it can be difficult to stay on top of the movement on the rosters for the American and National League. We’re keeping track of the replacements below.
