All - Star Final Vote - wikipedia All - Star Final Vote All - Star Final Vote 2007 National League All - Star Final Vote winner Chris Young warming up in the Wrigley Field bullpen. Awarded for Yearly final Major League Baseball All - Star Game selection Country United States & Canada Presented by Esurance and Major League Baseball First awarded 2002 Currently held by Jean Segura ( AL ) and Jesus Aguilar ( NL ) Website http://vote.mlb.com/ All - Star Final Vote is an annual Internet and text message ballot by Major League Baseball fans to elect the final player for each team that participates in the Major League Baseball All - Star Game after all other selections have been made and announced on national television. The first 33 players are selected by a combination of procedures. The sponsorship changes annually, but the contest remains similar from year to year. Each league presents a 5 - man ballot and gives the fans a few days to choose one final All - Star. Contents 1 All - Star selection 2 History 2.1 Winners 3 Results 3.1 2002 candidates 3.2 2003 candidates 3.3 2004 candidates 3.4 2005 candidates 3.5 2006 candidates 3.6 2007 candidates 3.7 2008 candidates 3.8 2009 candidates 3.9 2010 candidates 3.10 2011 candidates 3.11 2012 candidates 3.12 2013 candidates 3.13 2014 candidates 3.14 2015 candidates 3.15 2016 candidates 3.16 2017 candidates 4 Nominees and winners by team 5 See also 6 References All - Star selection The All - Star Game managers selected the entire lineups from 1933 to 1946. In 1947, the fans were given the ability to select the starting lineups. This continued until 1957, when Cincinnati Reds fans stuffed the ballot box and selected seven Reds and Stan Musial. This forced Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick to step in and replace Wally Post and Gus Bell with Willie Mays and Hank Aaron that season and to turn over the starting lineup selection to players, coaches and managers for several subsequent seasons. Since 1970, the fans have elected the starting lineup of one player for each baseball position ( except the pitcher ) for both the National League and American League teams. In 2003, the major league players began electing a reserve for each position as well as five starters and three relievers, although the All - Star game managers performed this duty once. Now, the `` Player ballot '' includes coaches, managers and players across both leagues who participate in choosing eight reserves and eight pitchers for each All - Star team. Now, the managers only select the starting pitcher from among those pitchers already elected by the players. The managers also select the remainder of the roster spots except for the final spot while ensuring that each team has at least one representative. The All - Star game manager, guided by the baseball commissioner 's office, then selects a list of five nominees for the fans to choose from for the remaining roster spot for each league 's team. On the Sunday evening nine days before the scheduled All - Star game, the rosters are announced and the All - Star Final Vote nominees are announced on a nationally broadcast show. The voting commences after the announcement of the nominees toward the end of the show, and continues for a prescribed number of days. Generally, a single daily update of the ballot standings is released during the voting. After voting concludes, the top vote - getter for each league is announced. Over the course of the seven years of the voting, over 100 million votes have been cast. History 2002 American League All - Star Final Vote winner Johnny Damon was the first American League winner. The first All - Star Final Vote was held during the 2002 season. The 2002 Major League Baseball All - Star Game had 30 player rosters so the fans were voting for the 30th player. The 2003 Major League Baseball All - Star Game rosters expanded to 32 following the 11 - inning 2002 game. As a result, the fans elected the 32nd player. In 2009, the rosters again expanded to 33, including 13 pitchers, following the 15 - inning 2008 Major League Baseball All - Star Game. In 2003, the first corporate sponsor got involved in the ballot. Over the years, the sponsor has changed and the name of the fan voting procedure has changed both with the changing sponsors and the number of roster spots. As of 2017, every franchise except the Seattle Mariners have had at least one nominee. As of 2017, the Chicago White Sox have had four winners, while the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies have each had three winners. As of 2017, the Chicago White Sox have had eleven nominees, most in the American League. The Washington Nationals have had eight, most in the National League. As of 2017, Billy Wagner is the only three - time nominee. Shane Victorino is the only two - time winner.As of 2017, no second baseman, shortstop, or designated hitter has been elected. As of 2017, many All - Star Final Vote winners have played, but only one ( Evan Longoria ) has recorded an extra base hit or a run batted in. Chris Young became the first All - Star Final Vote winner to be involved in the decision as the losing pitcher of the 2007 All - Star Game. Johnny Damon was the first to record a hit or score a run. Winners Year Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League 2002 Johnny Damon BOS CF ( 0 / 8 ) Andruw Jones ATL CF ( 1 / 7 ) 2003 Jason Varitek BOS ( 0 / 7 ) Geoff Jenkins MIL LF ( 0 / 6 ) Hideki Matsui NYY LF ( 1 / 2 ) Bobby Abreu PHI RF ( 0 / 9 ) 2005 Scott Podsednik CHW OF ( 0 / 5 ) Roy Oswalt HOU SP ( 0 / 5 ) 2006 A.J. Pierzynski CHW ( 1 / 9 ) Nomar Garciaparra LAD 1B ( 5 / 11 ) 2007 Hideki Okajima BOS RP ( 0 / 1 ) Chris Young SD SP ( 0 / 4 ) 2008 Evan Longoria TB 3B ( 0 / 1 ) Corey Hart MIL OF ( 0 / 5 ) 2009 Brandon Inge DET 3B ( 0 / 9 ) Shane Victorino PHI CF ( 0 / 7 ) Nick Swisher NYY OF ( 0 / 7 ) Joey Votto CIN 1B ( 0 / 4 ) 2011 Paul Konerko CHW 1B ( 4 / 15 ) Shane Victorino PHI OF ( 1 / 8 ) 2012 Yu Darvish TEX SP ( 0 / 1 ) David Freese STL 3B ( 0 / 4 ) 2013 Steve Delabar TOR RP ( 0 / 2 ) Freddie Freeman ATL 1B ( 0 / 4 ) 2014 Chris Sale CHW SP ( 2 / 4 ) Anthony Rizzo CHC 1B ( 0 / 3 ) 2015 Mike Moustakas KC 3B ( 0 / 4 ) Carlos Martínez STL SP ( 0 / 2 ) 2016 Michael Saunders TOR OF ( 0 / 8 ) Brandon Belt SF 1B ( 0 / 6 ) 2017 Mike Moustakas KC 3B ( 1 / 6 ) Justin Turner LAD 3B ( 0 / 8 ) All charts include seasons ( including the current one at the time of the voting ) in which the player has appeared in a Major League game for years of experience. Below are some additional abbreviations used throughout. All - star game experience is based on the time of the final ballot nominations ( before voting ). P -- pitcher SP -- starting pitcher RP -- relief pitcher C -- catcher 1B -- first baseman 2B -- second baseman SS -- shortstop 3B -- third baseman RF -- right fielder CF -- center fielder LF -- left fielder OF -- outfielder DH -- designated hitter ANA -- Anaheim Angels ( until 2004 ) / LAA ( 2005 -- present ) -- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim ARZ -- Arizona Diamondbacks ATL -- Atlanta Braves BAL -- Baltimore Orioles BOS -- Boston Red Sox CHC -- Chicago Cubs CHW -- Chicago White Sox CIN -- Cincinnati Reds CLE -- Cleveland Indians COL -- Colorado Rockies DET -- Detroit Tigers FLA -- Florida Marlins ( until 2011 ) / MIA ( 2012 -- present ) -- Miami Marlins HOU -- Houston Astros KC -- Kansas City Royals LAD -- Los Angeles Dodgers MIL -- Milwaukee Brewers MIN -- Minnesota Twins MTL - Montreal Expos ( until 2004 ) / WSH ( 2005 -- present ) -- Washington Nationals NYM -- New York Mets NYY -- New York Yankees OAK -- Oakland Athletics PHI -- Philadelphia Phillies PIT -- Pittsburgh Pirates SD -- San Diego Padres SF -- San Francisco Giants SEA -- Seattle Mariners STL -- St. Louis Cardinals TB -- Tampa Bay Devil Rays / Rays TEX -- Texas Rangers TOR -- Toronto Blue Jays Results Key * Election winners All - Star Game substitutes 2002 Candidates 2002 National League All - Star Final Vote winner Andruw Jones was the first National League winner. In 2002, the All - Star game rosters had 30 positions on each team so the fan voting was for the thirtieth roster spot. As a result, the official name of the contest was `` The All - Star 30th Man ''. The voting lasted only two days and was held exclusively online through each of the 30 teams ' official websites and ESPN.com. The voting for the July 9, 2002 Major League Baseball All - Star Game Final Vote started on June 30 and concluded on with the announcement of the results on July 2, 2002. Both winners, Johnny Damon and Andruw Jones played center field and recorded 3 official All - Star game at bats. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Votes Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Votes American League National League Johnny Damon * BOS CF ( 0 / 8 ) 692,989 Andruw Jones * ATL CF ( 1 / 7 ) 559,752 Jim Thome CLE 1B ( 3 / 12 ) 666,825 Brian Giles PIT RF ( 2 / 8 ) 488,725 Eric Chavez OAK 3B ( 0 / 5 ) 266,110 Larry Walker COL RF ( 5 / 14 ) 297,174 Magglio Ordóñez CHW RF ( 3 / 6 ) 179,951 Albert Pujols STL 1B ( 1 / 2 ) 267,196 Darin Erstad ANA CF ( 2 / 7 ) 122,458 Ryan Klesko SD 1B ( 1 / 11 ) 138,824 2003 Candidates 2003 American League All - Star Final Vote winner Jason Varitek gave the Boston Red Sox the first back - to - back All - Star Final Vote winners. In 2003 the final vote had a named sponsor and the rosters expanded to 32 positions. In 2003, ballot substitution was instituted. On Monday July 7, 2003, Kenny Lofton was added to the ballot to replace the Chicago Cubs ' Corey Patterson who was injured on the day before. The voting for the July 15, 2003 Major League Baseball All - Star Game Final Vote was extended to three days beginning Sunday, July 6, 2003 at 8 PM Eastern Time and ending on Wednesday, July 9, 2003 at 6 pm Eastern Time. Although the leading vote totals ( Geoff Jenkins -- 2,872,200, Jason Varitek -- 3,210,509 of a total 10.8 million ) were released in 2003 individual results were not released for all contestants. In fact, the American League did not even release the final ordinal vote ranking with the final results so only the last update ordinal vote ranking is shown below. Neither Varitek nor Jenkins played, but both Giambi and Castillo batted as well as played in the field 2003 game as substitutes. Giambi replaced Mike Sweeney. Castillo was a last - minute addition to the team. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Jason Varitek * BOS ( 0 / 7 ) Geoff Jenkins * MIL LF ( 0 / 6 ) Frank Thomas CHW DH ( 5 / 14 ) Benito Santiago SFG ( 5 / 18 ) Jason Giambi ^ NYY 1B ( 3 / 9 ) Kenny Lofton PIT CF ( 6 / 13 ) Eric Byrnes OAK OF ( 0 / 4 ) Orlando Cabrera MON SS ( 0 / 7 ) Bengie Molina ANA ( 0 / 6 ) Luis Castillo ^ FLA 2B ( 1 / 8 ) 2004 Candidates 2004 American League All - Star Final Vote winner Hideki Matsui gave the All - Star Final Vote international prominence. The voting for the 2004 Major League Baseball All - Star Game Final Vote again continued for three days, running from Sunday, July 4, 2004 and ending on Wednesday, July 7, 2004. The final results were announced with ordinal vote rankings ( shown below ) and approximate winning vote totals ( Hideki Matsui -- 1.2 million, Bobby Abreu -- 2 million, of more than 9.5 million votes ). Abreu appeared as a pinch hitter, while Matsui both pinch hit and played left field. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Hideki Matsui * NYY LF ( 1 / 2 ) Bobby Abreu * PHI RF ( 0 / 9 ) Frank Thomas CHW DH ( 5 / 15 ) Aramis Ramírez CHC 3B ( 0 / 7 ) Paul Konerko CHW 1B ( 1 / 8 ) Steve Finley ARZ CF ( 2 / 16 ) Lew Ford MIN OF ( 0 / 2 ) Jason Kendall PIT ( 3 / 9 ) Travis Hafner CLE DH ( 0 / 3 ) Juan Pierre FLA CF ( 0 / 5 ) 2005 Candidates 2005 National League All - Star Final Vote winner Roy Oswalt is among a select few to have been nominated for the All - Star Final Vote twice. In 2005, the contest was again called the `` Ameriquest All - Star Final Vote ''. The voting for the July 12, 2005 Major League Baseball All - Star Game Final Vote again continued for three days, running from Sunday, July 3, 2005 and ending on Wednesday, July 6, 2005. This marked the first time pitchers were nominated and the entire National League ballot was composed of pitchers. The American League ballot was composed of four outfielders and a shortstop. 2005 marked the first year that cell phone text message voting was possible. Derek Jeter and Roy Oswalt took the voting lead after Day 1. By Day 2, Scott Podsednik overtook Jeter and went on to win. Again, ordinal vote rankings ( shown below ) and winning vote totals ( Podsednik -- 3,965,473, Oswalt -- 2,652,549 of 15 million votes ) were revealed. Wagner was named to the 2005 team as a replacement for Pedro Martínez but did not play. Both Oswalt and Podsednik played, but Podsednik did not record an official at bat. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Scott Podsednik * CHW LF ( 0 / 5 ) Roy Oswalt * HOU SP ( 0 / 5 ) Derek Jeter NYY SS ( 6 / 11 ) Trevor Hoffman SD RP ( 4 / 13 ) Torii Hunter MIN CF ( 1 / 9 ) Brandon Webb ARZ SP ( 0 / 3 ) Hideki Matsui NYY LF ( 2 / 3 ) Billy Wagner ^ PHI RP ( 3 / 11 ) Carl Crawford TB LF ( 1 / 4 ) Brett Myers PHI SP ( 0 / 4 ) 2006 Candidates 2006 National League All - Star Final Vote winner Nomar Garciaparra, a veteran All - Star at shortstop, won in 2006 as a first baseman. In 2006, the contest was called the `` Monster All - Star Final Vote ''. The voting for the July 11, 2006 Major League Baseball All - Star Game Final Vote again continued for three days, running from Sunday, July 2, 2006 and ending on Wednesday, July 5, 2006. Again, only the ordinal vote rankings ( shown below ) and the leading vote getter totals ( Nomar Garciaparra -- 4 million, A.J. Pierzynski -- over 3.6 million of 18.6 million votes ) were announced by Major League Baseball. Liriano and Capuano were selected for the All - Star team as substitutes, but did not play. Liriano replaced José Contreras, and Capuano replaced Tom Glavine. Neither Garciaparra nor Pierzynski played. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League A.J. Pierzynski * CHW ( 1 / 9 ) Nomar Garciaparra * LAD 1B ( 5 / 11 ) Francisco Liriano ^ MIN SP ( 0 / 2 ) Chris Capuano ^ MIL SP ( 0 / 4 ) Travis Hafner CLE DH ( 0 / 5 ) Bobby Abreu PHI RF ( 2 / 11 ) Justin Verlander DET SP ( 0 / 2 ) Billy Wagner NYM RP ( 4 / 12 ) Ramón Hernández BAL ( 1 / 8 ) Chris Young SD SP ( 0 / 3 ) 2007 Candidates 2007 American League All - Star Final Vote winner Hideki Okajima was a rookie and first time All - Star. The 2007 `` Monster All - Star Final Vote '' included only pitchers ( the National League included only starting pitchers ). This is the 2nd time ( 2005 ) only pitchers were eligible for the final roster spot selection. The voting for the July 10, 2007 Major League Baseball All - Star Game Final Vote was the first four - day election, running from Sunday, July 1, 2007 and ending on Thursday, July 5, 2007. Voting leaders were announced daily. The ordinal vote rankings ( shown below ) and the leading vote getter totals ( Young -- over 4.5 million, Okajima -- over 4.4 million of 23 million votes ) were announced on the MLB.com results posting. Okajima ( 2 -- 0, 0.88 ERA, & 4 saves in 38 relief appearances ) and Young ( 8 -- 3, 2.00 ERA, 99 K ) are both first time all stars. There was some controversy surrounding Roy Oswalt 's nomination because he only had a 7 -- 5 record at the time of nominations making him the only pitcher without eight wins nominated. However, he is considered by many to be the victim of lack of run support, questionable relief pitching and an average defense. This respect was shown by the players who had voted him to sixth place among National League starting pitchers making him the first alternate in case of injury to any of the five elected All - star starting pitchers. On the final day of All - Star Final Vote voting, it was announced that Oswalt ( who was running third in the All - Star Final Vote ) would replace John Smoltz who withdrew from All - Star game participation due to injury. Brandon Webb of the Diamondbacks, the reigning NL Cy Young Award winner, replaced injured Colorado reliever Brian Fuentes. Neither Webb nor Oswalt played. Okajima did not play, but Young pitched 1 inning allowing a walk and a 2 run inside - the - park home run. As a result, he was the losing pitcher. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Hideki Okajima * BOS RP ( 0 / 1 ) Chris Young * SD SP ( 0 / 4 ) Jeremy Bonderman DET SP ( 0 / 5 ) Carlos Zambrano CHC SP ( 2 / 7 ) Pat Neshek MIN RP ( 0 / 2 ) Roy Oswalt ^ HOU SP ( 2 / 7 ) Kelvim Escobar LAA SP ( 0 / 11 ) Brandon Webb ^ ARZ SP ( 1 / 5 ) Roy Halladay TOR SP ( 4 / 10 ) Tom Gorzelanny PIT SP ( 0 / 3 ) 2008 Candidates Corey Hart Evan Longoria The 2008 `` Monster All - Star Final Vote '' included no pitchers. The voting for the July 15, 2008 Major League Baseball All - Star Game Final Vote began Sunday, July 6, 2008 and ended on Thursday, July 10, 2008. The ordinal vote rankings ( shown below ) and the leading vote - getter totals ( Longoria -- 9 million, Hart -- 8 million of 47.8 million votes ) were announced on the MLB.com results posting. Longoria and Hart were both first - time all stars. Longoria drew a record nine million votes for his selection, over second - place finisher Jermaine Dye. Jason Giambi finished in third after a highly publicized `` Support the ' Stache '' campaign. Brian Roberts finished in fourth, followed by José Guillén. Hart accumulated eight million votes, the second highest vote total in the competition 's history. Hart joined teammates outfielder Ryan Braun and pitcher Ben Sheets. Finishing in a close second was New York Mets third baseman David Wright, who eventually made the team as a replacement for injured Chicago Cubs outfielder Alfonso Soriano. Longoria was the first third baseman and second rookie to win the Final Vote. Hart 's victory marked the third time that a club had a winning representative more than once ; Geoff Jenkins ( also from the Milwaukee Brewers ) was elected in 2003. The other two clubs to have achieved this are the Red Sox ( Damon, Varitek and Okajima ) and the White Sox ( Podsednik and Pierzynski ). Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Evan Longoria * TB 3B ( 0 / 1 ) Corey Hart * MIL OF ( 0 / 5 ) Jermaine Dye CHW OF ( 2 / 13 ) David Wright ^ NYM 3B ( 3 / 5 ) Jason Giambi NYY 1B ( 5 / 14 ) Pat Burrell PHI OF ( 0 / 9 ) Brian Roberts BAL 2B ( 2 / 8 ) Aaron Rowand SF OF ( 1 / 8 ) José Guillén KC OF ( 0 / 12 ) Carlos Lee HOU OF ( 3 / 10 ) 2009 Candidates Shane Victorino Brandon Inge The 2009 `` All - Star Game Sprint Final Vote '' included no pitchers for the second consecutive year. The voting ran from Sunday, July 5 through Thursday, July 9. Eight of the selected players had never been an MLB All - Star. Washington Nationals shortstop Cristian Guzmán is a two - time All - Star, and Texas Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler was an All - Star in 2008. In exchange for their sponsorship, text voting was available exclusively on Sprint capable mobile phones. The Philadelphia Phillies and Detroit Tigers encouraged businesses in Michigan and Pennsylvania to allow their workers time off on Wednesday and Thursday to vote for both Inge and Victorino who were in second place in early voting. Victorino became the fourth Hawaiian ( following pitchers Ron Darling, Sid Fernandez and Charlie Hough ) to be selected to the Major League All - star game. This year 's ballot, which is shown below in order of finish, was influenced by advertisements, online commercials, fliers, merchandise, official endorsements from people such as 2008 Republican presidential candidate John McCain, and contemporary technology such as Twitter. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Brandon Inge * DET 3B ( 0 / 9 ) Shane Victorino * PHI CF ( 0 / 6 ) Ian Kinsler TEX 2B ( 1 / 4 ) Pablo Sandoval SF 3B ( 0 / 2 ) Chone Figgins ^ LAA 3B ( 0 / 8 ) Mark Reynolds ARZ 3B ( 0 / 3 ) Carlos Peña ^ TB 1B ( 0 / 9 ) Matt Kemp LAD CF ( 0 / 4 ) Adam Lind TOR DH / LF ( 0 / 4 ) Cristian Guzmán WSH SS ( 2 / 10 ) 2010 Candidates 2010 Major League Baseball All - Star Game managers Joe Girardi of the American League and Charlie Manuel of the National League presented the 5 - man ballots for the 2010 All - Star Game MLB.com Final Vote Sponsored by Sprint to determine the 34th player for each All - Star roster. Votto was named on 13.7 million of the 26 million ballots, followed by Zimmerman, Gonzalez and Wagner, in order. Swisher, who at the time was the most followed Twitter user, edged out Youkilis, in what was described as the closest race in the history of the All - Star Final Vote. Heath Bell was named substitute for Yovani Gallardo before the conclusion of the Final Vote and was removed from the ballot. Nick Swisher Joey Votto Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Nick Swisher * NYY RF ( 0 / 7 ) Joey Votto * CIN 1B ( 0 / 3 ) Kevin Youkilis BOS 1B ( 2 / 7 ) Ryan Zimmerman WSH 3B ( 1 / 5 ) Michael Young TEX 3B ( 7 / 11 ) Carlos Gonzalez COL OF ( 0 / 3 ) Paul Konerko ^ CHW 1B ( 3 / 13 ) Billy Wagner ^ ATL RP ( 6 / 15 ) Delmon Young MIN LF ( 0 / 4 ) Heath Bell ^ SD RP ( 1 / 6 ) 2011 Candidates 2011 Major League Baseball All - Star Game managers Ron Washington of the American League and Bruce Bochy of the National League presented the 5 - man ballots for the 2011 All - Star Game Final Vote Sponsored by Sprint to determine the 34th player for each All - Star roster. Internet fans were able to vote at MLB.com and MLB team websites, while American and Canadian fans were also able to vote by text. Fans were encouraged to participate as campaign managers by generating votes via Twitter, Facebook and MLB.com websites for their choice. The fans elected Paul Konerko and Shane Victorino with 8.4 and 9.2 million votes of 50 million votes. Victorino was the first - two - time winner. MLB.com voters received special offers for discounts or free service. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Paul Konerko * CHW 1B ( 4 / 14 ) Shane Victorino * PHI OF ( 1 / 8 ) Victor Martinez DET C / DH ( 4 / 9 ) Andre Ethier ^ LAD OF ( 1 / 6 ) Alex Gordon KC OF ( 0 / 5 ) Todd Helton COL 1B ( 5 / 14 ) Adam Jones BAL OF ( 1 / 5 ) Michael Morse WSH 1B ( 0 / 7 ) Ben Zobrist TB 2B ( 1 / 5 ) Ian Kennedy ARZ ( 0 / 4 ) 2012 Candidates 2012 Major League Baseball All - Star Game offered the fans 5 - man ballots to express their opinions in the 2012 All - Star Game Final Vote Sponsored by Firestone to determine the 34th player for each All - Star roster. Internet fans were able to vote at MLB.com and MLB team websites, while American and Canadian fans were also able to vote by text. In the final few hours, fans were allowed to vote via Twitter for the first time by using specific hashtags, but Chipper Jones ' name was removed since he had been named to the All - Star game as a replacement for the injured Matt Kemp. The four hours of Twitter voting brought about 2500 votes per minute. Over 50 million votes were cast in the Final vote in total. Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Yu Darvish * TEX ( 0 / 1 ) David Freese * STL 3B ( 0 / 4 ) Jonathan Broxton KC ( 2 / 7 ) Michael Bourn ^ ATL OF ( 1 / 6 ) Ernesto Frieri LAA RP ( 0 / 3 ) Bryce Harper ^ WSH OF ( 0 / 1 ) Jason Hammel BAL ( 0 / 7 ) Aaron Hill ARZ 2B ( 1 / 8 ) Jake Peavy ^ CWS ( 3 / 10 ) Chipper Jones ^ ATL 3B ( 7 / 19 ) 2013 Candidates 2013 Major League Baseball All - Star Game offered the fans 5 - man ballots to express their opinions in the 2013 All - Star Game Final Vote to determine the 34th player for each All - Star roster. Internet fans were able to vote at MLB.com, MLB team websites and via by text. In the final six hours, fans were allowed to vote via Twitter. The contest saw an unusual alliance in which Toronto Blue Jays and Atlanta Braves fans supported each other 's nominees. This resulted in Toronto relief pitcher Steve Delabar and Atlanta first baseman Freddie Freeman winning the voting. Both Freeman and National League runner - up Yasiel Puig surpassed the 2009 15.6 million vote record, with Freeman totalling 19.7. The overall vote total of 79.2 million votes also surpassed the 2009 record ( 68.6 million ). Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Steve Delabar * TOR ( 0 / 2 ) Freddie Freeman * ATL 1B ( 0 / 4 ) David Robertson NYY ( 1 / 6 ) Ian Desmond WSH SS ( 1 / 5 ) Koji Uehara BOS ( 0 / 5 ) Adrian Gonzalez LAD 1B ( 4 / 10 ) Tanner Scheppers TEX ( 0 / 1 ) Hunter Pence SF OF ( 2 / 7 ) Joaquín Benoit DET ( 0 / 13 ) Yasiel Puig LAD OF ( 0 / 1 ) 2014 candidates Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Chris Sale * CHW ( 2 / 4 ) Anthony Rizzo * CHC 1B ( 0 / 3 ) Garrett Richards LAA ( 0 / 3 ) Justin Morneau COL 1B ( 4 / 11 ) Rick Porcello DET ( 0 / 5 ) Justin Upton ATL OF ( 2 / 7 ) Corey Kluber CLE ( 0 / 3 ) Anthony Rendon WAS 3B ( 0 / 1 ) Dallas Keuchel HOU ( 0 / 2 ) Casey McGehee MIA 3B ( 0 / 5 ) 2015 candidates Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Mike Moustakas * KC 3B ( 0 / 4 ) Carlos Martinez * STL ( 0 / 2 ) Xander Bogaerts BOS SS ( 0 / 2 ) Johnny Cueto CIN ( 1 / 7 ) Yoenis Céspedes DET OF ( 1 / 3 ) Jeurys Familia NYM ( 0 / 3 ) Brian Dozier ^ MIN 2B ( 0 / 3 ) Clayton Kershaw ^ LAD ( 4 / 7 ) Brett Gardner ^ NYY OF ( 0 / 7 ) Troy Tulowitzki ^ COL SS ( 4 / 9 ) 2016 candidates Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Michael Saunders * TOR OF ( 0 / 8 ) Brandon Belt * SFG 1B ( 0 / 6 ) Ian Kinsler DET 2B ( 4 / 11 ) Ryan Braun MIL OF ( 6 / 10 ) Evan Longoria TB 3B ( 3 / 9 ) Jake Lamb ARI 3B ( 0 / 3 ) Dustin Pedroia BOS 2B ( 4 / 11 ) Starling Marte ^ PIT OF ( 0 / 5 ) George Springer HOU OF ( 0 / 3 ) Trevor Story COL SS ( 0 / 1 ) 2017 candidates Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) Player Team Position Experience ( All Star / Seasons ) American League National League Mike Moustakas * KC 3B ( 1 / 6 ) Justin Turner * LAD 3B ( 0 / 8 ) Elvis Andrus TEX SS ( 2 / 8 ) Justin Bour MIA 1B ( 0 / 3 ) Xander Bogaerts BOS SS ( 1 / 4 ) Kris Bryant CHC 3B ( 2 / 2 ) Didi Gregorius NYY SS ( 0 / 5 ) Anthony Rendon WSH 3B ( 0 / 4 ) Logan Morrison TAM 1B ( 0 / 7 ) Mark Reynolds COL 1B ( 0 / 10 ) Nominees and winners by team * -- Includes replaced nominee * * -- Was Anaheim Angels from 1997 to 2004. * * * -- Was Florida Marlins from 1993 to 2011. * * * * -- Was Tampa Bay Devil Rays from 1998 to 2007. * * * * * -- Was Montreal Expos from 1969 to 2004. 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Question: when will mlb final vote winners be announced
Answer: On the Sunday evening nine days before the scheduled All-Star game