MLB 2026 All-Star Game: Date, Time, TV Info & Rosters

When Is the 2026 All-Star Game?

The 2026 Major League Baseball All‑Star Game is slated for Tuesday, July 14 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. This marks the 96th midsummer classic, bringing together the league’s elite talent for a night of baseball celebration. Fans can expect a star‑studded lineup that includes 26 first‑time All‑Stars, among them four promising rookies.

What Time Does It Start?

First pitch is scheduled for 8 p.m. Eastern Time on the night of July 14. Coverage begins earlier, at 7 p.m. ET, giving viewers a chance to catch pre‑game analysis and festivities. The evening telecast will be carried nationwide, ensuring fans everywhere can tune in.

How to Watch: TV & Stream

The game will air on Fox (WXIX‑TV, Fox 19 in Cincinnati) for traditional viewers. Streaming is available through FuboTV, which has secured the rights to broadcast the 2026 All‑Star Game online. Subscribers can access the match on mobile devices, tablets, or computers for a flexible viewing experience.

Roster Highlights: Reds and Other Standouts

The All‑Star rosters feature a mix of seasoned veterans and bright rookies. Cincinnati’s own Sal Stewart earned a spot as an infielder, while fellow Reds pitcher Chase Burns also made the roster. Other notable picks include James Wood (Nationals), Cristopher Sánchez (Phillies), and Travis Bazzana, Garrett McGonigle, and Parker Messick from the Guardians and Tigers.

Per the latest announcements, the Braves, Dodgers, and Phillies each sent five representatives—tying for the most selections of any club. Star names such as Freddie Freeman (10th selection), Shohei Ohtani (sixth), and Chris Sale (10th) highlight the depth of talent. *Note: Some players will not participate in the actual game due to injury or managerial decisions.*