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Logan Webb Will Not Pitch in 2026 All-Star Game

The Giants framed the move as a health-first choice after World Baseball Classic duty and a month-long knee bursitis, preserving his availability for the second-half restart.

Overview

  • The Giants and Webb said he will not be used as a pitcher in the All-Star Game, a team-driven precaution to limit his midseason workload.
  • Webb described his availability as a "last-guy-available" situation and said he will attend All-Star events in Philadelphia even if he does not throw.
  • The decision follows Webb's spring work for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic and a May stint on the injured list for right-knee bursitis.
  • The club emphasized the move was meant to keep Webb ready to make his next scheduled start for San Francisco when the second half opens next weekend in Seattle.
  • The choice takes on added weight with the Giants sitting under .500 this year, as the team seeks to protect one of its top pitching assets ahead of the trade-deadline stretch.