Who is leading 2023 MLB All-Star Game voting? Multiple Blue Jays, Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge among poll leaders

Who is leading 2023 MLB All-Star Game voting? The second round of voting has ended and several stars are separating themselves from the pack. Superstars like Aaron Judge and Pete Alonso are getting a lot of votes despite struggling with injuries.

In the American League, here's what the 2023 MLB All-Star Game roster looks like:

• Vladimir Guerrero Jr., 1B
• Marcus Semien, 2B
• Matt Chapman, 3B
• Bo Bichette, SS
• Aaron Judge, OF
• Mike Trout, OF
• Randy Arozarena, OF
• Adley Rutschman, C
• Shohei Ohtani, DH

Shohei Ohtani is the league's highest vote-getter. He has received more votes than Judge, who is in second place.

The Toronto Blue Jays, despite coming in in fourth place in the AL East, currently have three All-Stars, while the MLB-leading Tampa Bay Rays do not have any. It is possible that Ohtani will make it in as a pitcher and hitter.

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Who is leading 2023 MLB All-Star Game voting? Second round of voting concluded

In the National League, this is what the bracket looks like:

• Freddie Freeman, 1B
• Luis Arraez, 2B
• Nolan Arenado, 3B
• Orlando Arcia, SS
• Ronald Acuna Jr., OF
• Mookie Betts, OF
• Corbin Carroll, OF
• Sean Murphy, C
• J.D. Martinez, DH

Luis Arraez leads the 2023 MLB All-Star Game voting at 2B

As he embarks on a genuine quest for the first .400 season in a long time, Luis Arraez has received a lot of votes. The Atlanta Braves have quite a few All-Stars as they lead the NL East.