As baseball heads into its annual All Star Break, the story in the American League is surrounding Yankees’ rookie Aaron Judge.

Yankees’ rookie Aaron Judge is the biggest story of the season. (Kathy Willens/AP – NJ.com)

After only 328 plate appearances, the rookie outfielder has been worth 5.1 wins (that’s superstar status at the end of the season) while posting a ridiculous wRC+ of 200. Judge has done this by consistently hitting for power this season — his isolated slugging percentage is .368 for the season. The 25-year old is absolutely playing out of his mind this season and it’s likely that his offensive performance is going to regress at some point (currently he’s sporting an unsustainably high BABIP of .419), but we should enjoy his obscene offensive production while it last.

Judge has been lighting the AL on fire this season, which is good…because everyone else this year has been kinda “meh”.

For our AL fWAR All Star roster, the top two first, second, and third basemen, along with the top two shortstops and designated; six outfielders, starting, and relief pitchers made our roster. Also included is a small sample of the players performance during the 2015 season, for batters with more than 150 plate appearances we’re looking at their BA/OBP/SLG; for qualified pitchers — more than 25 innings pitched — it’s their ERA/FIP/xFIP.

POSITION PLAYERS

CATCHERS

FIRST BASE

SECOND BASE

SHORTSTOP

THIRD BASE

OUTFIELD

Designated Hitter

**Corey Dickerson has the highest WAR DH listed on Fangraphs, but since he’s already listed as an OF, we moved to the next player down on the list.

PITCHERS

STARTING PITCHER

RELIEF PITCHER

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