After earning his seventh-career selection and fourth start in the All-Star Game, the Guardians third baseman will skip the Midsummer Classic.

The Guardians pulled off what seemed impossible just days ago: sweeping the AL West-leading Houston Astros on the heels of a devastating 10-game losing streak. This remarkable turnaround wasn’t just a fluke — it was powered by a suddenly red-hot starting rotation that’s showing why Cleveland remains a playoff contender despite recent struggles.

Steven Kwan's second consecutive All-Star selection validates his status as one of baseball's top outfielders.

Baseball's midseason festivities go down across the Atlanta metro area, from Friday's HBCU Swingman Classic to Tuesday's All-Star Game.

What’s particularly telling about Kwan’s reputation among his peers is the universal respect for his complete game. He currently leads the American League with eight outfield assists, complementing his exceptional hitting with elite defense.

That'd be a massive deal from one end of Ohio to the other.

This is Steven Kwan's second consecutive All-Star selection. He'll be a reserve outfielder for the AL, joining Jose Ramirez as Guardians All-Stars.

The team says Ramírez will instead 'focus on recovery and preparation for the second half of the season.' The 32-year-old has dealt with several nagging injuries.

Chris Antonetti sat down to meet the media earlier this season, at a point when José Ramírez was in the middle of one of his patented stretches of excellence. Before Antonetti, the Guardians' president of baseball operations,

Houston Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes will join the 2025 American League All-Star team. This marks the second consecutive year the 26-year-old has been named to the All-Star team, following his selection last year while with the Tampa Bay Rays.