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Phase 1 results are in! Here are the finalists to start All-Star Game

MLB fans are reacting to the first round of All-Star voting results, which have narrowed down the starters for the upcoming game.

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📍 How it ended

Phase 1 of the fan vote concluded with Shohei Ohtani and Ernie Clement named as the first starters. Other players, including Aaron Judge and Mike Trout, advanced as finalists.

Epilogue added 23d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

The first phase of MLB All-Star voting has concluded, revealing the finalists for starting positions in the upcoming All-Star Game. Coverage from USA Today, Cincinnati Enquirer, Bless You Boys, Yahoo Sports, and MLB.com highlights the finalists and the implications for various teams.

The Cincinnati Enquirer notes a lackluster showing for the Reds, while Bless You Boys reports that three Tigers players are on the cut line. Yahoo Sports mentions Shohei Ohtani's All-Star competition and other related stories.

Next, fans will await the final voting results to determine the official starters. Coverage does not yet specify when the next phase of voting will begin or end.

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Quick answers

Who are the finalists for the MLB All-Star Game starters?

The finalists have been revealed by multiple outlets, including USA Today and MLB.com. Specific names are not provided in the coverage.

How did the Cincinnati Reds fare in the first phase of voting?

According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, the Reds had a bleak showing in the first phase of All-Star voting.

Which Detroit Tigers players are on the cut line?

Bless You Boys reports that three Tigers players are on the cut line after the first phase of voting.

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