The 2026 Major League Baseball All-Star Game is slated for July 14 at 8 p.m. Eastern Time, bringing the sport’s brightest stars to Philadelphia’s historic Citizens Bank Park, a venue that has previously hosted the midsummer classic.
Broadcast details have been confirmed: the game will air live on FOX and will also be streamed on FOX One, giving viewers multiple ways to tune in.
The American League’s starting lineup includes veteran outfielder Mike Trout, slugger Yordan Alvarez and pitcher Dylan Cease, while the National League will start with power hitters Kyle Schwarber and Juan Soto, complemented by pitcher Cristopher Sánchez.
Red Carpet festivities and injury updates
Earlier in the day, the All-Star Red Carpet Show will take place at 2 p.m. ET at Independence Mall, where players and coaches will be celebrated on a special red‑carpet ceremony.
Injury concerns have already reshaped the roster, with selected players Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Shohei Ohtani ruled out of the game despite their selections.
Managing the teams will be Dave Roberts for the National League and John Schneider for the American League, each appointing honorary coaches from their respective clubs.
The 2025 All-Star Game ended with a 7‑6 National League win, and Kyle Schwarber was named MVP, setting a narrative of redemption as he prepares for this year’s contest.
As the city of Philadelphia readies for the festivities, the game is poised to showcase a blend of seasoned excellence and emerging talent, underscoring baseball’s continued popularity across the United States and beyond.