2026 NL All-Star team

Pete Crow-Armstrong authored a historic five-tool season that belongs on the shelf next to the greatest hits of Mantle, Mays, and Trout. The Cubs center fielder was arguably the best hitter, baserunner, and fielder in the National League. He is the easy pick as my Player of the Year. Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski was the league’s top pitcher and a hardcore thrower, with a 1.80 ERA and 252 strikeouts. The Padres, Brewers and Phillies each land three players on my All-Star team. San Diego positions right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr., reliever Mason Miller, and first baseman Ty France on the team.
— Kevin Brewer

                               hr   run   rbi  fWAR
 c Gabriel Moreno, D-backs     16    72    83   5.4
1b Ty France, Padres           21    59    72   3.5
2b Brice Turang, Brewers       21   102   100   5.9
3b Alex Bregman, Cubs          28    92    93   5.6
ss Elly De La Cruz, Reds       30    99    79   6.4
lf Jackson Chourio, Brewers    25    96    75   4.6
cf Pete Crow-Armstrong, Cubs   45   119   107  10.6
rf Fernando Tatis, Padres      25    96    85   5.4
dh Shohei Ohtani, Dodgers      30    89    81   3.7

                                w   era    so  fWAR
sp Jacob Misiorowski, Brewers  16  1.80   252   6.6
sp C. Sanchez, Phillies        18  2.91   231   6.2
sp Jesus Luzardo, Phillies     14  2.86   221   5.5
sp Chris Sale, Atlanta         14  2.16   200   5.8
sp Y. Yamamoto, Dodgers        14  2.53   182   4.7

rp Mason Miller, Padres         5  1.67   129   3.7
rp Jhoan Duran, Phillies        2  1.82   184   2.9

TEAMS

Best record >> Milwaukee Brewers, 103-59

>> Los Angeles Dodgers, 100-62

Worst record >> Colorado Rockies, 58-104

Home team >> Florida Marins

Road team >> Philadelphia Phillies

Best offense >> Chicago Cubs

>> Best hitting >> Chicago Cubs
>> Best baserunning >> Washington Nationals

Best pitching >> Milwaukee Brewers

>> Best starters >> Los Angeles Dodgers
>> Best bullpen >> San Diego Padres

Best fielding >> Chicago Cubs

AWARDS

Player of the Year >> Pete Crow-Armstrong, Cubs

>> Best offense >> Pete Crow-Armstrong, Cubs
>> Best baserunner >> Corbin Carroll, D-backs
>> Best fielder >> Brice Turang, Brewers
>> Power/speed >> Pete Crow-Armstrong, Cubs
>> Five-tool player >> Pete Crow-Armstrong, Cubs

Manager of the Year >> Pat Murphy, Brewers

2. Walt Weiss, Atlanta
3. Craig Stammen, Padres

Rookie of the Year >> JJ Wetherholt, Cardinals

Pitcher of the Year >> Jacob Misiorowski, Brewers

>> Workhorse >> Sandy Alcantara, Marlins
>> Strikeout pitcher >> Jacob Misiorowski, Brewers
>> Control pitcher >> Chris Sale, Atlanta

Reliever of the Year >> Mason Miller, Padres

>> Workhorse >> Adrian Morejon, Padres
>> Strikeout pitcher >> Mason Miller, Padres
>> Control pitcher >> Jhoan Duran, Phillies

40/40 club >> Pete Crow-Armstrong, Cubs

Debut >> Konnor Griffin, Pirates

Highest-paid player >> Shohei Ohtani, $70 million

Longest home run >> Fernando Tatis Jr, 474 feet

Fastest pitch >> Jacob Misiorowski, 105.5 mph

Goodbye >> Tommy John, 1943-2026