Major League Baseball reached its unofficial midway point defined by the All-Star break. And while All-Star festivities are meant to celebrate the game's best and brightest players, PointAfter opted to look at the other side of the coin.
While all 30 teams have at least one All-Star representative (as mandated by rule), each team also has a weak link holding them back. Starting pitchers led the way with 11 Least Valuable Players at the position. First basemen and outfielders tied for second with five representatives apiece. Every player on this list recorded negative wins above replacement during the first half of the MLB season, a stat we'll use to rank the following LVPs.