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National League All-Star Game Starting Lineups

Lineups are the starting lineups for that game.
A # next to the game score indicates the opposing starter was a left-hander Holding your mouse (without clicking) over the game date will show you the name of the opposing starter in most browsers. Clicking on the date will take you to the box score. Clicking on the opposing team's name will take you to their batting order for this game.
Shading is not used to differentiate the players' performances. It is merely used to quickly illustrate long strings of games/years played by a single player. When a player in the column changes, so does the color of the shading.

Most Common Lineups

2 Games
C. Burgess
1B. White
2B. Bolling
3B. Mathews
SS. Wills
LF. Cepeda
CF. Mays
RF. Clemente
P. Pitcher

2 Games
C. Crandall
1B. Adcock
2B. Mazeroski
3B. Mathews
SS. Banks
LF. Skinner
CF. Mays
RF. Aaron
P. Pitcher

2 Games
C. Crandall
1B. Cepeda
2B. Mazeroski
3B. Boyer
SS. Groat
LF. Davis
CF. Mays
RF. Clemente
P. Pitcher

1 Game
C. Soto
1B. Berkman
2B. Utley
3B. Jones
SS. Ramirez
LF. Braun
CF. Fukudome
RF. Holliday
P. Pitcher

1 Game
C. Lombardi
1B. Mize
2B. Herman
3B. Lavagetto
SS. Vaughan
LF. Medwick
CF. Moore
RF. West
P. Pitcher

1 Game
C. Bench
1B. Garvey
2B. Morgan
3B. Cey
SS. Bowa
LF. Rose
CF. Wynn
RF. Aaron
P. Pitcher

80 total lineups (83 when including pitchers)