The players from the Tigers won eight of the 12 positions available for the Nanum All-Stars. With Choi and Roger Bernadina taking the outfielder positions, An Chi-hong will play at second base, accompanied by Lee Bum-ho at third base, Kim Sun-bin at shortstop and Kim Min-sik behind the plate. Yang Hyeon-jong will be the starting pitcher, and Kim Yun-dong was voted on as the middle reliever.

Other Nanum All-Stars are Kim Tae-kyun of the Eagles as the designated hitter, Lim Chang-min of the Dinos as the closer and Wilin Rosario of the Eagles as the first baseman. Lee Jung-hoo of the Heroes will play in the outfield, and he is set to become the youngest player to perform at the All-Star Game at the age of 18 years, 10 months and seven days, surpassing the record held by An Chi-hong, who made his All-Star Game debut in 2009 at 19 years and 23 days.

For the Dream team, the two-time defending champions Bears dominated the All-Star voting. Dustin Nippert will start the game and will be throwing to his regular batterymate Yang Eui-ji. Lee Hyun-seung was selected as the middle reliever, with Choi Joo-hwan at second base and Kim Jae-ho at shortstop. Min Byung-hun took one of the three outfielder positions, and will play alongside Koo Ja-wook of the Lions and Son Ah-seop of the Giants.

Lee Dae-ho of the Giants will serve as the first baseman for the Dream All-Stars. The former Seattle Mariners man topped the players' voting after winning 205 votes from 294 players.

Veteran slugger Lee Seung-yuop of the Lions was voted as the designated hitter and will make his 11th All-Star Game appearance. He will also be the oldest player to feature at the All-Star Games at the age of 40 years, 10 months and 27 days, breaking the record of former Twins pitcher Kim Yong-soo who played at the 2000 All-Star Games at the age of 40 years, two months and 21 days.