Puig Still Has Last Chance to Become MLB All-Star  —  (Reuters) - The Orioles, Cardinals and Tigers led Major League Baseball's All-Star selections announced on Saturday, while Cuban rookie sensation Yasiel Puig has a chance to join the big names despite having played just 30 games.

The AL and NL All-Star teams are official after a live announcement Saturday.  The starters were selected by fans and the rest of the team was selected by the players and All-Star managers Bruce Bochy (Giants) and Jim Leyland (Tigers).  The rest of the coaching staffs are available right here.

Wood's evolution continues with All-Star Game nod  —  Lefty set to represent Cubs in New York year after opening season in Triple-A  —  CHICAGO — Travis Wood's quality first half was rewarded Saturday, when the Cubs left-handed pitcher was named to his first All-Star Game.

Jays' Bautista, Encarnacion, Cecil named to All-Star Game  —  TORONTO - The Blue Jays will be well represented at the 84th Major League Baseball All-Star Game.  —  Jose Bautista, Edwin Encarnacion and Brett Cecil will join manager John Gibbons, a coach on American League skipper Jim Leyland's staff, in New York City.

David Wright, Matt Harvey elected to the All-Star Game  —  David Wright has been elected to start for the National League in the 2013 All-Star Game at Citi Field, Major League Baseball has announced.  —  Wright received 6.4 million votes and becomes the second Met to start the game in his home ballpark.

Source: Dodgers ‘close’ on Nolasco  —  The Los Angeles Dodgers are in serious talks with the Miami Marlins in their quest to land starting pitcher Ricky Nolasco.  —  The Dodgers would trade three prospects (none upper-echelon) for the 6-foot-2 righthander.  According to one MLB source, the teams are “getting close.”