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Bleacher Report · Jul 9, 2019

B/R's 25-and-Under MLB All-Star Game: Which Young 2019 Stars Would Win?

The NBA has the Rising Stars Challenge that pits the top rookies and second-year players around the league against one another during All-Star Weekend. What if MLB cooked up something similar?

Rather than setting the cap at one or two years experience, setting an age limit of 25-and-under would be a great way to showcase some of the game's up-and-coming stars.

Ahead we've assembled AL and NL rosters of 25-and-under talent to give an idea of what such an event might look like in terms of participants. First, a few parameters:

Players must currently be active at the MLB level to be eligible for inclusion.

Players must be 25 years old or younger as of June 30 to be included.

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