All-Star Game

An all-star game is an annual exhibition baseball game between two teams the purpose of which is to showcase the best and most popular players among the the teams within the subleagues or conferences that make up a particular baseball league. The competing teams are made up of players rostered solely for the event, with selections made by league officials or fans. A league's all-star game usually takes place at the mid-season point during a break in regular game play lasting 3 to 5 days, the exception being certain collegiate leagues (such as the CIS league), which plays their all-star game before the season starts.

The statistical results of an all-star game do not count towards any of the participating players season totals, and the contest is mainly held for the enjoyment of the sport by the fans, who get to watch the very best of the players compete all in one game.

List of professional all-star games

League	Level	Event	Date	Competing teams
Bull League	Major	Bull League All-Star Game	Mid-July	AEL and LL All-Stars
Cow League	AAA	Cow League All-Star Game	1st week in July	ACL and FL All-Stars
Heifer League	AA	Heifer League All-Star Game	Last week of June	BL and PL All-Stars

List of amateur league all-star games

League	Level	Event	Date	Competing teams
NCAA	College	NCAA All-Star Game	Mid-March	Atlantic-10 and Southeast-PAC All-Stars
Canadian Interuniversity Sports	College	CIS All-Star Game	Late August	CCBA and OUA All-Stars
Pacific Rim College League	College	PRCL All-Star Game	Mid-February	AOC and JKC All-Stars
Can-Am College League	College (Jnr)	CAN-AM All-Star Game	Late March	DIVISION A and DIVISION B All-Stars