MLB All-Star Game: Start time, live stream, TV info and more

On Tuesday night, Marlins Park will host the 88th annual All-Star game between the National League and the American League. Washington Nationals’ pitcher Max Scherzer is scheduled to start the game for the NL and will oppose Boston Red Sox’s pitcher Chris Sale in this year’s Mid-Summer Classic. See below for the start time and where you can catch the game.

Date: Tuesday, July 11th
Start Time: Coverage begins at 4 PM Pacific Time, First Pitch is at 5 PM PT. 
Stadium: Marlins Park
Location: Miami, FL
Event: All-Star Game
TV Channel: Fox

The starting lineups were chosen by Joe Maddon and Brad Mills, the two managers of the teams in the World Series last season. Below are the lineups for both teams.

American League

1. Jose Altuve, 2B

2. Jose Ramirez, 3B

3. Aaron Judge, RF

4. George Springer, LF

5. Carlos Correa, SS

6. Justin Smoke, 1B

7. Corey Dickerson, DH

8. Salvador Perez, C

9. Mookie Betts, CF

Chris Sale, P

More from Dodgers Way

• Dodgers might find their next Tyler Anderson with this free agent target
• Former Astro seemingly takes uncalled for shot at Cody Bellinger after Cubs deal
• Are Giants falling off and joining Dodgers at back of Carlos Correa chase?
• Dodgers’ 2023 lineup without Trea Turner isn’t as impressive as it should be
• Don’t hold your breath on Dodgers making Justin Turner decision soon

National League

1. Charlie Blackmon, CF

2. Giancarlo Stanton, DH

3. Bryce Harper, RF

4. Buster Posey, C

5. Daniel Murphy, 2B

6. Nolan Arenado, 3B

7. Ryan Zimmerman, 1B

8. Marcell Ozuna, LF

9. Zack Cozart, SS

Max Scherzer, P

Despite the fact that the Dodgers will have six representatives at Miami for the game, not one of them cracked the starting lineup for Joe Maddon. When asked about why Maddon decided to choose Scherzer over Kershaw, Maddon said Max was the clear choice “numerically.”

Max Scherzer is 10-5 with a 2.10 ERA in 128 1/3 innings pitched, while Kershaw is 14-2 with a 2.18 ERA in 132. 1/3 innings pitched. However, in the defense of Maddon, Kershaw is ineligible to pitch in the game because he started the Dodgers final game before the break by throwing a complete game on Sunday.

But even without Kershaw expected to throw in tonight’s game, Cody Bellinger, Justin Turner, Corey Seager, Alex Wood and Kenley Jansen are all expected to be a part of the game at some capacity. So make sure to look out for the boys in blue.

Next: Puig's First Half Resurgence

The All-Star game series has been a virtual tie with the NL winning 43 games and the AL winning 42 games. However, the AL is on a roll not having lost the All-Star game since 2012. The All-Star game no longer decides who has home-field advantage in the World Series but with all the star power on the field, fans should be given a show.