
Which Red Sox players have the best chance of making the All-Star game?
The All-Star game is less than two months away, and like most recent years, the Boston Red Sox should be well represented at the festivities. After all, a lineup that leads the American League in runs scored and a pitching staff that is eighth in the majors in ERA (per FanGraphs) is bound to have a few All-Stars on the roster.
For todays article, I decided to take a look at which players on the Red Sox are most likely to be headed to Los Angeles for the 2022 All-Star game.
Just because a player isn’t on this list, however, doesn’t mean they have no shot at making the Midsummer Classic. A player like Alex Verdugo, who is already hitting .328 over his last 16 games, is just one good month from entering the All-Star conversation.
These are just preliminary rankings, and there is still a long way to go before the exhibition is played.