Associated Press All-Star Award / Squad by Baseball Almanac

Associated Press All-Star Award / Squad

Members of the Associated Press, who are beat writers, broadcasters, and public relations directors, have selected an All-Star team at the end of each season annually since 1982. Listed below in chronological order are the players honored with an Associated Press All-Star Award / Squad designee.

"The numbers he (Jeff Kent) puts up for a second baseman are amazing. They're great for any player, but to do it at second base is really something." - Barry Bonds

All-Star Award / Squad by the Associated Press ©
Year	Pos	Names	Teams	Lg
1982	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Cecil Cooper Damaso Garcia Mike Schmidt Robin Yount Pedro Guerrero Dale Murphy Dave Winfield Gary Carter Hal McRae Pete Vuckovich Steve Carlton Bruce Sutter	Milwaukee Toronto Philadelphia Milwaukee Los Angeles Atlanta New York Montreal Kansas City Milwaukee Philadelphia St. Louis	AL AL NL AL NL NL AL NL AL AL NL NL
1983	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Eddie Murray Lou Whitaker Mike Schmidt Cal Ripken, Jr. Andre Dawson Dale Murphy Jim Rice Lance Parrish Greg Luzinski La Marr Hoyt Scott McGregor Dan Quisenberry	Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia Baltimore Montreal Atlanta Boston Detroit Chicago Chicago Baltimore Kansas City	AL AL NL AL NL NL AL AL AL AL AL AL
1984	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Eddie Murray Ryne Sandberg Mike Schmidt Cal Ripken, Jr. Tony Gwynn Dale Murphy Dave Winfield Gary Carter Dave Kingman Rick Sutcliffe Frank Viola Willie Hernandez	Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore San Diego Atlanta New York Montreal Oakland Cleveland/Chicago Minnesota Detroit	AL NL NL AL NL NL AL NL AL AL AL AL
1985	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL REL	Don Mattingly Tom Herr George Brett Cal Ripken, Jr. Pedro Guerrero Willie McGree Rickey Henderson Gary Carter Darrell Evans Dwight Gooden John Tudor Jeff Reardon Dan Quisenberry	New York St. Louis Kansas City Baltimore Los Angeles St. Louis New York New York Detroit New York St. Louis Montreal Kansas City	AL NL AL AL NL NL AL NL AL AL NL NL AL
1986	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Don Mattingly Steve Sax Mike Schmidt Tony Fernandez Jim Rice Kirby Puckett Jesse Barfield Gary Carter None Selected Roger Clemens Fernando Valenzuela Dave Righetti	New York Los Angeles Philadelphia Toronto Boston Minnesota Toronto New York n/a Boston Los Angeles New York	AL NL NL AL AL AL AL NL n/a AL NL AL
1987	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Don Mattingly Juan Samuel Wade Boggs Alan Trammell George Bell Andre Dawson Kirby Puckett Bentio Santiago Paul Molitor Roger Clemens Jimmy Key Steve Bedrosian	New York Philadelphia Boston Detroit Toronto Montreal Minnesota San Diego Milwaukee Boston Toronto Philadelphia	AL NL AL AL AL NL AL NL AL AL AL NL
1988	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Will Clark Ryne Sandberg Wade Boggs Alan Trammell Jose Canseco Mike Greenwell Kirby Puckett Benito Santiago Paul Molitor Orel Hershiser Frank Viola Dennis Eckersley	San Francisco Chicago Boston Detroit Oakland Boston Minnesota San Diego Milwaukee Los Angeles Minnesota Oakland	NL NL AL AL AL AL AL NL AL NL AL AL
1989	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Will Clark Ryne Sandberg Howard Johnson Cal Ripken, Jr. Kevin Mitchell Kirby Puckett Ruben Sierra Mickey Tettleton Dave Parker Bret Saberhagen Joe Magrane Mark Davis	San Francisco Chicago New York Baltimore San Francisco Minnesota Texas Baltimore Oakland Kansas City St. Louis San Diego	NL NL NL AL NL AL AL AL AL AL NL NL
1990	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Cecil Fielder Ryne Sandberg Matt Williams Barry Larkin Rickey Henderson Barry Bonds Barry Bonilla Carlton Fisk Dave Parker Bob Welch Frank Viola Bobby Thigpen	Detroit Chicago San Francisco Cincinnati Oakland Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Chicago Milwaukee Oakland New York Chicago	AL NL NL NL AL NL NL AL AL AL NL AL
1991	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Cecil Fielder Julio Franco Terry Pendelton Cal Ripken, Jr. Jose Canseco Barry Bonds Ken Griffey, Jr. Mickey Tettleton Frank Thomas Roger Clemens Tom Glavine Lee Smith	Detroit Texas Atlanta Baltmore Oakland Pittsburgh Seattle Detroit Chicago Boston Atlanta St. Louis	AL AL NL AL AL NL AL AL AL AL NL NL
1992	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Mark McGwire Roberto Alomar Gary Sheffield Barry Larkin Barry Bonds Kirby Puckett Andy Van Slyke Darren Daulton Dave Winfield Greg Maddux Tom Glavine Dennis Eckersley	Oakland Toronto San Diego Cincinnati Pittsburgh Minnesota Pittsburgh Philadelphia Toronto Chicago Atlanta Oakland	AL AL NL NL NL AL NL NL AL NL NL AL
1993	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Frank Thomas Roberto Alomar Matt Williams Jeff Blauser Barry Bonds Juan Gonzalez Lenny Dykstra Mike Piazza Paul Molitor Greg Maddux Tom Glavine Randy Myers	Chicago Toronto San Francisco Atlanta San Francisco Texas Philadelphia Los Angeles Toronto Atlanta Atlanta Chicago	AL AL NL NL NL NL AL NL AL NL NL NL
1994	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Jeff Bagwell Carlos Baerga Matt Williams Cal Ripken, Jr. Ken Griffey, Jr. Tony Gwynn Albert Belle Mike Piazza Frank Thomas Greg Maddux Jimmy Key Lee Smith	Houston Cleveland San Francisco Baltimore Seattle San Diego Cleveland Los Angeles Chicago Atlanta New York Baltimore	NL AL NL AL AL NL AL NL AL NL AL AL
1995	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Mo Vaughn Craig Biggio Vinny Castilla Barry Larkin Albert Belle Dante Bichette Tony Gwynn Mike Piazza Edgar Martinez Greg Maddux Randy Johnson Jose Mesa	Boston Houston Colorado Cincinnati Cleveland Colorado San Diego Los Angeles Seattle Atlanta Seattle Cleveland	AL NL NL NL AL NL NL NL AL NL AL AL
1996	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Mark McGwire Chuck Knoblauch Ken Caminiti Alex Rodriguez Ken Griffey Jr. Albert Belle Juan Gonzalez Mike Piazza Paul Molitor John Smoltz Andy Pettitte John Wetteland	Oakland Minnesota San Diego Seattle Seattle Cleveland Texas Los Angeles Minnesota Atlanta New York New York	AL AL NL AL AL AL AL NL AL NL AL AL
1997	n/a	No Team Selected	n/a	n/a
1998	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Mark McGwire Craig Biggio Chipper Jones Alex Rodriguez Sammy Sosa Ken Griffey, Jr. Juan Gonzalez Ivan Rodriguez Edgar Martinez Roger Clemens David Wells Trevor Hoffman	St. Louis Houston Atlanta Seattle Chicago Seattle Texas Texas Seattle Toronto New York San Diego	NL NL NL AL NL AL AL AL AL AL AL NL
1999	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Jeff Bagwell Roberto Alomar Chipper Jones Nomar Garciaparra Sammy Sosa Manny Ramirez Ken Griffey, Jr. Ivan Rodriguez Rafael Palmeiro Pedro Martinez Randy Johnson Mariano Rivera	Houston Cleveland Atlanta Boston Chicago Cleveland Seattle Texas Texas Boston Arizona New York	NL AL NL AL NL AL AL AL AL AL NL AL
2000	1B 2B 3B SS OF OF OF C DH RHP LHP REL	Todd Helton Jeff Kent Troy Glaus Alex Rodriguez Barry Bonds Jim Edmonds Vladimir Guerrero Mike Piazza Frank Thomas Pedro Martinez Randy Johnson Robb Nen	Colorado San Francisco Anaheim Seattle San Francisco St. Louis Montreal New York Chicago Boston Arizona San Francisco	NL NL AL AL NL NL NL NL AL AL NL NL
2001	--	Award Discontinued	--	--
Year	Pos	Names	Teams	LG
All-Star Award / Squad by the Associated Press

Award anomalies include a tie for the reliever award in 1985, no designated hitter recipient in 1986, and no selections at all during the 1997 season.

Use this chart to determine answers to trivia questions: Who has won the most Associated Press All-Star Awards? Who was the first player selected from your favorite team? Which player has been selected the most times?

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