Top Prospects Set to Shine at Truist Park on July 12
Major League Baseball has officially announced the rosters for the 2025 All-Star Futures Game, set to take place on Saturday, July 12 at 4:00 p.m. ET at Truist Park in Atlanta. The game will be part of All-Star Saturday festivities and will be followed by the All-Star Celebrity Softball Game presented by Geico. The Futures Game will be broadcast live on MLB Network and simulcast across MLB.TV, MLB.com, and the MLB App with commentary from Melanie Newman, Yonder Alonso, Jonathan Mayo, and Sande Charles.
This year’s showcase will feature 50 of baseball’s most promising young talents, including nine of MLB Pipeline’s Top 22 overall prospects. Notably, 42 of the players participated in the 2024 Spring Breakout, further highlighting the depth of talent on display.
National League Highlights
The National League roster includes five first-round picks from the 2024 MLB Draft. Headlining the squad is Colorado Rockies prospect Charlie Condon, the third overall selection and winner of the 2024 Golden Spikes Award. Condon is ranked as Colorado’s top prospect and No. 23 overall by MLB Pipeline.
Other standout NL prospects include:
Leo De Vries (San Diego Padres) – No. 3 overall prospect
JJ Wetherholt (St. Louis Cardinals) – 7th overall pick, 2024
Konnor Griffin (Pittsburgh Pirates) – 9th overall, 2024
Andrew Painter (Philadelphia Phillies) – 13th overall, 2021
Carson Benge (New York Mets) – 19th overall, 2024
Slade Caldwell (Arizona Diamondbacks) – 29th overall, 2024
The NL squad also includes Washington Nationals right-hander Marquis Grissom Jr., whose father, Marquis Grissom, will be managing the American League team.
American League Highlights
The American League roster is led by Detroit Tigers phenom Max Clark, the third overall pick in the 2023 Draft and MLB Pipeline’s No. 7 overall prospect. This marks his second consecutive Futures Game appearance.
Joining Clark are several other first-rounders:
Frank Mozzicato (Kansas City Royals) – 7th overall, 2021
Braden Montgomery (Chicago White Sox) – 12th overall, 2024
Harry Ford (Seattle Mariners) – 12th overall, 2021
Jurrangelo Cijntje (Seattle Mariners) – 15th overall, 2024
Enrique Bradfield Jr. (Baltimore Orioles) – 17th overall, 2023
Trey Yesavage (Toronto Blue Jays) – 20th overall, 2024
Kaelen Culpepper (Minnesota Twins) – 21st overall, 2024
Noah Schultz (Chicago White Sox) – 26th overall, 2022
George Lombard Jr. (New York Yankees) – 26th overall, 2023
Brice Matthews (Houston Astros) – 28th overall, 2023
Additional Notables
17 former first-round picks are featured (11 AL, 6 NL), including nine from the 2024 draft.
The rosters include 13 international players representing six countries: Dominican Republic (5), Venezuela (3), Canada (2), and one each from the Bahamas, Cuba, and Panama.
Eight players are alumni of MLB and USA Baseball development programs such as the Breakthrough Series, States Play, Hank Aaron Invitational, and the DREAM Series.
Umpiring Crew & Game Format
Umpires for the Futures Game include Charlie Welling (Triple-A, home plate), Elliott Melton (Double-A, first base), Bryan Van Vranken (Triple-A, second base), and Jared Duerson (Double-A, third base). These officials will also be on the field during the T-Mobile Home Run Derby and the All-Star Celebrity Softball Game.
The Futures Game, played over seven innings, continues the AL vs. NL format that began in 2019. Last year, the NL claimed a 6–1 victory behind a strong showing from MVP Cam Collier. The NL now holds a 3–1–1 advantage under this format. Since the game’s inception, 86.5% of participants have gone on to play in the Majors, with 250 earning at least one MLB All-Star selection.
Coaching Staff
A pair of Atlanta Braves icons will manage the teams, with Hall of Famer Chipper Jones leading the National League squad and two-time All-Star Marquis Grissom managing the American League. They’ll be joined by an all-star cast of former Braves and MLB greats, including Mark DeRosa, Tim Hudson, Andruw Jones, Nick Markakis, Fred McGriff, and Dale Murphy.
All-Star Saturday & Week Details
Single-day tickets for All-Star Saturday (July 12) – which includes both the Futures Game and Celebrity Softball Game – are available now at [allstargame.com/saturday](https://allstargame.com/saturday). Fans can also purchase tickets for other All-Star Week events, including:
HBCU Swingman Classic (July 11)
MLB Draft presented by Nike (July 13–14)
T-Mobile Home Run Derby (July 14)
MLB All-Star Game presented by Mastercard (July 15)
Capital One All-Star Village at Cobb Galleria (July 12–15)
For the full Futures Game rosters and prospect rankings, visit https://www.mlb.com/pipeline .