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Bleacher Report · Jul 8, 2019

MLB All-Star Game 2019: Rosters, AL, NL Lineups and Pitching Breakdown

Managing pitchers for the MLB All-Star Game is a fickle process.

Between the time the rosters are named and the game begins, the pitching staffs of the American and National Leagues change for a variety of reasons.

Injuries and starts on the Sunday before the All-Star Game are the typical causes for the drastic shifts in personnel, which makes life hard on each manager to piece together a game plan.

Typically, the starters for each team go no more than two innings before one-inning stints are handed out to the rest of the pitchers.

More than half of the hurlers scheduled to participate Tuesday are first-time All-Stars, while six pitchers have three or more All-Star appearances on their resumes.

Full story at Bleacher Report

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