The San Francisco Giants are set to make their mark at the 2025 MLB All-Star Game with three players earning selections: Logan Webb, Robbie Ray, and Randy Rodríguez. This marks the first time since 2021 that the Giants will have three representatives at the Midsummer Classic.
Logan Webb, 28, has garnered his second consecutive All-Star nod after posting an impressive 8-6 record and a 2.62 ERA over a Major League-high of 120 1/3 innings in his first 19 starts. Giants manager Bob Melvin praised Webb’s consistency and growth, stating that making the All-Star game twice in a row marks him as a perennial All-Star. Webb is also second in the National League with 133 strikeouts, showcasing his ability to evolve as a pitcher by adding a cutter and a four-seam fastball to his repertoire of pitches.
Third baseman Matt Chapman emphasized Webb’s importance to the team, commending his performance that gives the team confidence every time he takes the mound. Webb was out golfing with family when he received the call about his All-Star selection and is motivated to make a stronger appearance this year after a lackluster debut in which he allowed three runs in a single inning.
Robbie Ray, 33, is making his return to the All-Star game, an achievement that follows a challenging recovery from Tommy John surgery. He has excelled this season with a 9-3 record and a 2.68 ERA across 107 1/3 innings, signaling that he has returned to his Cy Young-level performance. Ray has expressed excitement about the team’s prospects and his health, stating that he feels good about the ball coming off his hand.
Randy Rodríguez, 25, will be making his All-Star debut with a remarkable performance as a reliever, boasting a minuscule 0.71 ERA over 38 innings—the best among all Major League relievers this season. His outstanding performance and dominance on the mound have earned him recognition and respect from his peers, leading to his selection voted by fellow players.
Rodríguez’s journey to All-Star status enhances his profile in the league, as he becomes the first non-closer reliever in Giants history to achieve this honor. Melvin highlighted the significance of this recognition for Rodríguez, who has transformed into an elite pitcher despite the typical lack of acknowledgment for relievers.
Overall, the Giants’ success this season—and the consecutive All-Star appearances for key players—hints at a promising future. The combination of Webb’s improving skills, Ray’s strong return, and Rodríguez’s standout reliever performance exemplify the strength and resilience within the team, as they push toward potential playoff aspirations in 2025.