Dodgers pitcher Justin Wrobleski is added to the National League roster for the MLB All-Star Game for the first time in his career. Multiple outlets report the move comes as a replacement for Reds right-hander Chase Burns. Wrobleski, a left-hander, initially begins the season in the Dodgers’ bullpen before moving into the team’s starting rotation. In 2026, he posts a strong performance that includes a 10–2 record and a 2.69 ERA across 100 1/3 innings, according to The Athletic. Other reports similarly describe his first-time All-Star selection as the result of a career year. The Dodgers’ addition to the NL team is announced as part of the roster adjustments, with Burns removed from the All-Star roster and Wrobleski taking his spot. The outlets agree on the key points: the pitcher involved, his role as a left-handed starter/rotation member, the nature of the roster change, and that the replacement is specifically for Chase Burns on the National League squad.