MLB All-Star Sunday events. How to watch, stream and tickets

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Baseball's best young talent and a fun, new contest will be on display for All-Star Sunday at Citizens Bank Park.

The All-Star Futures Game highlights baseball’s top prospects playing in a seven-inning exhibition, with some of Minor League Baseball’s best promotions, mascots and entertainment filling the atmosphere. The game will be followed by MLBx All-Star 3-on-3, which replaces the celebrity softball game.

Here's what to know about All-Star Sunday.

When is the All-Star Futures Game?​

The game starts at 12 p.m. at Citizens Bank Park.

How to watch the All-Star Futures Game​

TV: NBC

Stream: Peacock

Announcers: Melanie Newman (play-by-play), Yonder Alonso (analyst), Sam Dykstra (analyst) and Sande Charles (on-field reporter).

How to get tickets to the All-Star Futures Game​

Tickets for All-Star Sunday, which includes the Futures Game and MLBX All-Star 3-on-3, are available at mlb.com.

Tickets range in price from $33 to $187.50.

All-Star Futures Game rosters​

American League​

Pitchers

• Kade Anderson — Arkansas Travelers (AA) — Seattle Mariners
• Jamie Arnold — Midland RockHounds (AA) — Athletics
• Tyler Bremner — Tri-City Dust Devils (A+) — Los Angeles Angels
• Kendry Chourio — Quad City River Bandits (A+) — Kansas City Royals
• Joseph Dzierwa — Chesapeake Baysox (AA) — Baltimore Orioles
• Anthony Eyanson — Portland Sea Dogs (AA) — Boston Red Sox
• Carlos Lagrange — Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (AAA) — New York Yankees
• Nolan Perry — Vancouver Canadians (A+) — Toronto Blue Jays
• Caden Scarborough — Hub City Spartanburgers (A+) — Texas Rangers
• Ryan Sloan — Arkansas Travelers (AA) — Seattle Mariners

Catchers

• Nathan Flewelling — Bowling Green Hot Rods (A+) — Tampa Bay Rays
• Cooper Ingle — Columbus Clippers (AAA) — Cleveland Guardians
• Thayron Liranzo — Erie SeaWolves (AA) — Detroit Tigers
• Blake Mitchell — Quad City River Bandits (A+) — Kansas City Royals

Infielders

• Franklin Arias — Portland Sea Dogs (AA) — Boston Red Sox
• Leo De Vries — Midland RockHounds (AA) — Athletics
• Caleb Bonemer — Birmingham Barons (AA) — Chicago White Sox
• Xavier Neyens — Fayetteville Woodpeckers (A) — Houston Astros
• Jojo Parker — Dunedin Blue Jays (A) — Toronto Blue Jays
• Ralphy Velazquez — Columbus Clippers (AAA) — Cleveland Guardians

Outfielders

• Kevin Alvarez — Fayetteville Woodpeckers (A) — Houston Astros
• Theo Gillen — Bowling Green Hot Rods (A+) — Tampa Bay Rays
• Ike Irish — Frederick Keys (A+) — Baltimore Orioles
• Walker Jenkins — St. Paul Saints (AAA) — Minnesota Twins
• Nelson Rada — Salt Lake Bees (AAA) — Los Angeles Angels

Coaching staff: Larry Bowa (Manager); Juan Samuel (Bench Coach); Billy Wagner (Pitching Coach); Matt Ellmyer (Bullpen Coach); James Cooper (Third Base Coach); Michael Bourn (First Base Coach); Manny Lopez (Athletic Trainer); Mike Lidge (Strength and Conditioning Coach)

National League​

Pitchers

• Cam Caminiti — Rome Emperors (A+) — Atlanta Braves
• Liam Doyle — Springfield Cardinals (AA) — St. Louis Cardinals
• Seth Hernandez — Greensboro Grasshoppers (A+) — Pittsburgh Pirates
• Kash Mayfield — Fort Wayne TinCaps (A+) — San Diego Padres
• Karson Milbrandt — Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (AAA) — Miami Marlins
• Mason McGwire — South Bend Cubs (A+) — Chicago Cubs
• Wen-Hui Pan — Reading Fightin Phils (AA) — Philadelphia Phillies
• Miguel Sime Jr. — Wilmington Blue Rocks (A+) — Washington Nationals
• Gage Wood — Reading Fightin Phils (AA) — Philadelphia Phillies

Catchers

• Alfredo Duno — Dayton Dragons (A+) — Cincinnati Reds
• Rainiel Rodriguez — Springfield Cardinals (AA) — St. Louis Cardinals
• Ethan Salas — San Antonio Missions (AA) — San Diego Padres

Infielders

• Ryan Clifford — Syracuse Mets (AAA) — New York Mets
• Charlie Condon — Albuquerque Isotopes (AAA) — Colorado Rockies
• Kayson Cunningham — Hillsboro Hops (A+) — Arizona Diamondbacks
• Gavin Kilen — Eugene Emeralds (A+) — San Francisco Giants
• Jesus Made — Biloxi Shuckers (AA) — Milwaukee Brewers
• Luis Pena — Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (A+) — Milwaukee Brewers
• Eli Willits — Wilmington Blue Rocks (A+) — Washington Nationals

Outfielders

• Roldy Brito — Fresno Grizzlies (A) — Colorado Rockies
• Josue De Paula — Tulsa Drillers (AA) — Los Angeles Dodgers
• Edward Florentino — Greensboro Grasshoppers (A+) — Pittsburgh Pirates
• Josiah Hartshorn — South Bend Cubs (A+) — Chicago Cubs
• Dakota Jordan — Eugene Emeralds (A+) — San Francisco Giants
• Mike Sirota — Tulsa Drillers (AA) — Los Angeles Dodgers

Coaching staff: Shane Victorino (Manager); Kanekoa Texeira (Bench Coach); Keoni Derenne (Hitting Coach); Brandon League (Pitching Coach); Mike Fetters (Bullpen Coach); TBD (Third Base Coach); Kolten Wong (First Base Coach); TBD (Athletic Trainer); Pat Trainor (Strength and Conditioning Coach).

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How to watch MLBx: All-Star 3-on-3​

MLBx: All-Star 3-on-3, a new addition to the All-Star lineup, is a fast-paced format built around power hitting and athletic catching, consisting of two semifinals and a final, with each game lasting 30 minutes. This co-ed competition unites male and female athletes alongside MLB legends and special guests.

When: Following Futures game, July 12 at Citizens Bank Park

TV: Peacock and MLB Network (replay)

Lineups: Here are the lineups for MLBx: All-Star 3-on-3:

• Team Howard: Ryan Howard, Alyssa Brito, Devonta Smith
• Team Rollins: Jimmy Rollins, Tiare Jennings, Terrell Owens
• Team Victorino: Shane Victorino, Rachel Garcia, TBD
• Atlanta Braves: Andruw Jones, Nijaree Canady, TBD

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