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Who was the starting catcher for the American League?

Jorge Posada. New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada started, and was backed up by Ramon Hernandez of the Athletics, and Jason Varitek of the Red Sox.

What team did the starting first baseman play for?

Toronto. Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Carlos Delgado started, and was backed up by the Yankees Jason Giambi and the Royals Mike Sweeney.

Who was the starting second baseman for the American League?

Alfonso Soriano. The Yankees second baseman Alfonso Soriano started, and he was backed up by the Mariners Bret Boone.

What west coast team did the starting third baseman Troy Glaus come from?

Anaheim. The Angels third baseman Troy Glaus started, and was backed up by All-Star game hero, Hank Blalock of the Rangers.

Who started at shortstop for the American League?

Alex Rodriguez. The Rangers superstar shortstop Alex Rodriguez, was backed up by the Red Sox Nomar Garciaparra.

Who was the starting left fielder for the American League?

Garret Anderson & Anderson. Garret Anderson of the Angels was the starter. Another outfielder was Magglio Ordonez of the Chicago White Sox.

What country was the starting center fielder born in?

Japan. Hideki Matsui of the Yankees started in center field. Another outfielder was Vernon Wells of the Toronto Blue Jays.

Who was the starting right fielder for the American League?

Ichiro Suzuki & Suzuki & Ichiro. Ichiro Suzuki of the Mariners started in right field. The other two backup outfielders were Manny Ramirez of the Red Sox, and Dmitri Young of the Detroit Tigers.

What team did the starting designated hitter play for?

Seattle. Designated hitter Edgar Martinez of the Mariners started, and was backed up by Carl Everett of the White Sox.

What pitcher started the All-Star Game for the American League?

Esteban Loaiza. Esteban Loaiza of the White Sox, narrowly edged Roy Halladay of the Blue Jays for the starting job.