Arizona Diamondbacks Select Corbin Carroll, Eduardo Rodriguez for All-Star Game

The Arizona Diamondbacks' Corbin Carroll and Eduardo Rodriguez have been selected to the 2026 All-Star Game, set to take place on July 14 in Philadelphia.

What led to their selection?

Carroll, an outfielder, is going to the All-Star Game for the third time in his career, while Rodriguez, a pitcher, will be a first-time participant.

The Arizona Diamondbacks currently stand 10th in the National League with a 43-44 record, on a two-game losing streak after losing 4-7 to the Milwaukee Brewers on July 4.

How have they performed this season?

Carroll has consistently been one of the top-10 hitters in the NL by OPS, with a .268/.357/.511 record, and leads Major League Baseball with 10 triples.

He has added 13 home runs, 17 doubles, nine stolen bases, and 3.4 wins above replacement, which ranks fourth among NL hitters.

What does this mean for the team?

The selection of Carroll and Rodriguez marks the third season out of the last four in which the D-backs will send multiple All-Stars to the game.

Rodriguez is the first Diamondbacks pitcher to make the All-Star Game since Zac Gallen in 2023.

And with their next game against the Milwaukee Brewers on July 5, the team will look to bounce back from their recent losses.

Carroll was a no-doubt All-Star this season, although he was not picked to start the game via the fan vote.

Outfielders Brandon Marsh, Juan Soto, and Andy Pages were voted to start for the National League.

The Arizona Diamondbacks will face the Milwaukee Brewers again on July 5, looking to improve their record and standing in the National League.