American & National League All-Star Reserves & Pitchers Revealed

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00:00Here is who will be there for the American League side.

00:03We'll start with their reserves.

00:05One of our favorites, Jonathan Don't Call Me Dave Aranda from Tampa will be there.

00:11Alex Bregman, who hasn't played in like six weeks, somehow made the team.

00:16Byron Buxton from Minnesota.

00:17Jazz Chisholm for the Yankees.

00:20Big Kirk Alejandro.

00:21There we go.

00:22Kirk is on the team.

00:23Stephen Kwan.

00:24Brandon Lau, legend.

00:26Jeremy Pena.

00:27Julio Rodriguez.

00:28Our boy Rooker from the A's.

00:32And Bobby Witt Jr., your American League reserves camp.

00:37Big Kirk there.

00:39Yeah, Big Kirk's one of those.

00:40Hey, man, he's a great catcher.

00:42Let me tell you something.

00:42The guy actually calls a good game, too.

00:44People used to say it was just the bat.

00:46He's good.

00:46It's weird to see Witt Jr. in the reserve category, Carver.

00:49That's a little bit strange for one of the all-round best players in Major League Baseball.

00:53But, hey, it is what it is.

00:54And good for Rooker.

00:55Well, a little surprising he lost the fan vote to the Jacob Wilson from the A's.

01:02Got the fan vote.

01:03So, very surprised at that.

01:05Because he is, like you said, extremely popular with.

01:08The pitching staff.

01:10Hunter Brown having quite the year.

01:12Chris Bubich.

01:13Chapman.

01:14Garrett, don't call me Davey Crockett because my name is Crochet.

01:17Hey, DeGrom, Freed, Hayter, Kikuchi.

01:20Chee.

01:21Munoz, Scoobel, Shane Smith, and Brian Wu from Seattle.

01:27Your pitchers.

01:28I like that staff.

01:29Pretty nice.

01:30Like, good staff.

01:31I got to tell you, though, Carver, it's one of those years.

01:34We're going to have the National League now.

01:35Like, I'm a sucker every year for breaking streaks, but this could be the year.

01:41We'll see.

01:43National League side.

01:45Here's who made it.

01:46Pete Alonzo going back to the All-Star game.

01:48I believe his fifth time in the last seven years.

01:51Corbin Carroll.

01:52Ellie De La Cruz.

01:53Brendan Donovan.

01:55Hunter Goodman.

01:56Matt Olsen.

01:57Kyle Schwarber.

01:58Kyle Stowers.

01:59We love him.

02:00Eugenio Suarez.

02:02Fernando Tatis, Jr.

02:04The Wood Doctor.

02:05Wood makes it good.

02:06Rightfully so.

02:07Have to have the Wood Doctor there.

02:09He's had an unbelievable year.

02:11I agree with you.

02:12And I'll tell you, I'm looking at the National League's lineup, too.

02:15Like, there's a lot of things I like about it.

02:17We'll see.

02:18And their pitching's not so shabby as well.

02:21No, it is not.

02:22Take a look.

02:22And that includes Jason Adam of the Padres, Matthew Boyd of the Cubs, Edwin Diaz,

02:28Mackenzie Gore.

02:30Clayton Kershaw, who was picked by Manfred, by the way.

02:33A special commissioner's pick.

02:36Legacy pick.

02:37Whatever.

02:38Freddie Peralta.

02:39Robbie Ray.

02:41Randy Rodriguez.

02:42Chris Sale.

02:43Paul Skeens.

02:44Logan Webb.

02:44Zach Wheeler.

02:45And the great Yamamoto.

02:46Yamamoto?

02:47Honestly, legacy pick.

02:48I don't know.

02:49Whatever.

02:50I guess if it's the last time he's going to be in it, then fine.

02:53That's fine.

02:53He better not go show up next year.

02:55Yeah, I'm sure the last place Kershaw wants to be is in Atlanta.

02:59Who are you going to add?

03:00Like one extra guy instead of the legacy pick?

03:02Who cares?

03:03I like the National League's pitching staff, though.

03:05Look at those bottom guys.

03:07Man, like Sale, Skeens, Webb, Wheeler, Yamamoto.

03:10Hello.

03:11That's wicked.

03:13Now, I would start.

03:14Now, this goes back to what we were saying before.

03:16Skeens started last year.

03:18I'd start Wheeler this year.

03:20I agree with you.

03:20Wheeler should be the starting pitcher.

03:23But remember, the game's in Atlanta.

03:25Sales hurt, so he's not going to be able to pitch.

03:28Sales out.

03:29So, you don't have a brave to start.

03:31I would put Wheeler in there.

03:33Now, of course, there were guys snubbed.

03:35Sia Suzuki leads the NL in RBIs.

03:37He didn't make it.

03:38Trey Turner leads the NL in hits.

03:39He didn't make it.

03:40Juan Soto didn't make it.

03:42Only seven players in Major League history had 20-plus homers,

03:4470-plus walks, 15-plus doubles, 10-plus steals prior to the All-Star break.

03:49Juan Soto would be the only one with those numbers who didn't make the All-Star game.

03:52But, Cam, they'll all make it this week when everyone bows out.

03:55They'll all quit.

03:56Yeah.

03:57And that's part of –

03:57I still think that's ridiculous, though.

03:59Like, Suzuki, too, for the international game, he deserves it.

04:02He's been monstrous for the Cubs.

04:03And with Soto's numbers, that's nuts.

04:05And I got to agree with you.

04:06I even have to say this with Trey Turner.

04:08The guy's, like, the most well-rounded guy.

04:10Like, Trey Turner's amazing.

04:11This goes back to Cam having to get someone from every team.

04:15Like, they got to wedge the Hunter Goodmans from the Rockies

04:19and all these other guys into the game.

04:21That's why you get this stuff.

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