Notable All-Stars
Of the more than 873 players named as Triple-A All-Stars, 73 have gone on to play in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. These players are:
- Sandy Alomar, Jr.
- Garret Anderson
- Bronson Arroyo
- Jay Bell
- Ronnie Belliard
- Hank Blalock
- Aaron Boone
- Bret Boone
- Jeromy Burnitz
- Jeff Conine
- Ron Coomer
- Scott Cooper
- Joey Cora
- Carl Crawford
- Joe Crede
- Justin Duchscherer
- Adam Dunn
- Ray Durham
- Damion Easley
- Johnny Estrada
- Carl Everett
- Steve Finley
- Darrin Fletcher
- Carlos García
- Brian Giles
- Álex González
- Juan González
- Dan Haren
- Corey Hart
- Todd Helton
- Ken Hill
- Orlando Hudson
- Todd Hundley
- Jason Isringhausen
- Gregg Jefferies
- Derek Jeter
- Lance Johnson
- Adam Jones
- Chipper Jones
- Ian Kinsler
- Ryan Klesko
- Paul Konerko
- Paul Lo Duca
- Kenny Lofton
- Javy López
- Mark Loretta
- Mike Lowell
- Ryan Ludwick
- Pedro Martínez
- Ramón Martínez
- Tino Martinez
- Nate McLouth
- Justin Morneau
- Denny Neagle
- José Offerman
- Magglio Ordóñez
- Mike Piazza
- Rick Reed
- Henry Rodríguez
- José Rosado
- Joe Saunders
- Richie Sexson
- George Sherrill
- Alfonso Soriano
- Geovany Soto
- Ed Sprague
- Jim Thome
- Chase Utley
- Greg Vaughn
- Joey Votto
- Bob Wickman
- Bernie Williams
- Dmitri Young
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