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A left-handed pitcher was added to the National League All-Star roster three days before the game after another player opted out. The selection gives the team six All-Stars, matching the most in the league.
A left-handed pitcher was added to the National League All-Star roster three days before the game after another player opted out. The 25-year-old had a 10-2 record and 2.69 ERA at the time of the selection. He learned of the addition on Saturday.
Background on the selection The pitcher had expressed disappointment earlier in the week when initial rosters were released. He said he hoped to gain respect from players and possibly earn a spot the following year. The team's manager argued that the pitcher had performed enough to earn the opportunity.
Team representation and participation With the addition, the team now has six All-Star players, tying for the most in the league. Not all selected players from the team will participate. One player is skipping the event for knee treatment, while another player's status depends on how he feels after a start on Saturday.
The newly added pitcher last pitched on Tuesday and is expected to be available. >"Justin Wrobleski has been named to the NL All-Star team!
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