Reserves
| Pitchers | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Player | Team | All-Star Games |
| P | Heath Bell | Padres | 1 |
| P | Chad Billingsley | Dodgers | 1 |
| P | Jonathan Broxton# | Dodgers | 1 |
| P | Matt Cain# | Giants | 1 |
| P | Francisco Cordero | Reds | 3 |
| P | Zach Duke# | Pirates | 1 |
| P | Ryan Franklin | Cardinals | 1 |
| P | Dan Haren | Diamondbacks | 3 |
| P | Trevor Hoffman | Brewers | 7 |
| P | Josh Johnson# | Marlins | 1 |
| P | Ted Lilly# | Cubs | 2 |
| P | Tim Lincecum | Giants | 2 |
| P | Jason Marquis# | Rockies | 1 |
| P | Francisco Rodríguez | Mets | 4 |
| P | Johan Santana# | Mets | 4 |
| Position Players | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Player | Team | All-Star Games |
| C | Brian McCann | Braves | 4 |
| 1B | Prince Fielder | Brewers | 2 |
| 1B | Adrian Gonzalez | Padres | 2 |
| 1B | Ryan Howard | Phillies | 2 |
| 2B | Orlando Hudson | Dodgers | 2 |
| 2B | Freddy Sanchez# | Pirates | 3 |
| 3B | Ryan Zimmerman | Nationals | 1 |
| SS | Miguel Tejada | Astros | 6 |
| OF | Brad Hawpe | Rockies | 1 |
| OF | Hunter Pence# | Astros | 1 |
| OF | Justin Upton | Diamondbacks | 1 |
| OF | Shane Victorino | Phillies | 1 |
| OF | Jayson Werth | Phillies | 1 |
- ^ Carlos Peña replaced Dustin Pedroia on the roster due to family obligation; Aaron Hill replaced Pedroia as starter at second base.
- ^ Chone Figgins replaced Evan Longoria on the roster due to injury; Michael Young replaced Longoria as starter at third base.
- ^ Nelson Cruz replaced Torii Hunter on the roster due to injury.
- ^ Zach Duke replaced Matt Cain on the roster due to injury.
- ^ Trevor Hoffman replaced Jonathan Broxton on the roster due to injury.
- ^ Jayson Werth replaced Carlos Beltrán on the roster due to injury; Shane Victorino replaced Beltrán as starter in center field.
* This player did not start.
# This player did not play.
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