The Australian Baseball League (ABL) Mid-Season All-Stars showcase the very best performers from the first half of the season. From dominant pitching to historic offensive production, this year’s All-Star team is stacked with impact players who have defined the ABL so far.
Below is a full breakdown of who made the ABL Mid-Season All-Star team, along with their standout season statistics and performances.
Pitchers
Starting Pitcher – Conner Greene (Adelaide Giants)
Conner Greene has been untouchable.
- ERA: 0.92 (best in the ABL)
- Last 3 starts: Just 1 earned run allowed
Greene has set the tone for Adelaide’s rotation, consistently overpowering hitters and leading the league in run prevention.
Starting Pitcher – Alexander Wells (Sydney Blue Sox)
Sydney’s pitching staff has been elite, but Wells stands above the rest.
- ERA: 1.82
- Innings pitched: 29.2 (league leader)
- Strikeouts: 34 (league leader)
- Walks: 0
Elite efficiency, durability, and command make Wells one of the most dominant arms in the league.
Relief Pitcher – Cooper Morgan (Adelaide Giants)
The first-year Australian has been a revelation out of the bullpen.
- ERA: 0.79
- Innings: 11.1
- Strikeouts: 17
Morgan’s ability to miss bats in high-leverage situations has made him one of the most valuable relievers in the ABL.
Closer – Warwick Saupold (Perth Heat)
Experience matters, and Saupold has delivered.
- Runs allowed: 2
- Innings: 9
- Near-perfect outings: 4 of 5
The former Major Leaguer has been trusted in the biggest moments and continues to shut the door late.
Infielders & Catcher
Catcher – Robbie Perkins (Brisbane Bandits)
Perkins has been elite on both sides of the ball.
- Home runs: 6 (ABL leader)
- RBI: 15 (4th)
- Walks: 12 (3rd)
- OPS: 1.159 (best in the ABL)
Add his ability to throw out runners, and Perkins has been the most complete catcher in the league.
First Base – Eric Rataczak (Sydney Blue Sox)
The Miami Marlins prospect Rataczak is crushing baseballs.
- Home runs: 5 (2nd)
- RBI: 16 (tied 1st)
- OPS: 1.071
Rataczak has anchored Sydney’s lineup with power and run production.
Second Base – Nick Ward (Adelaide Giants)
This selection came down to defense.
- Batting average: .347 (4th in ABL)
- Errors: 1
Ward’s consistency at the plate and reliability in the field gave him the edge at second base.
Shortstop – Yusei Ishizuka (Adelaide Giants)
At just 19 years old, Ishizuka has been sensational.
- On-base percentage: .459 (2nd in ABL)
- Walks: 13 (league leader)
- Batting average: .343
- Home runs: 3
The Tokyo Giants prospect has shown elite plate discipline well beyond his years.
Third Base – Jo Stevens (Sydney Blue Sox)
Despite a quieter Round 5, Stevens earns his spot.
- Batting average: .265
- RBI: 8
- Defense: Highlight-reel caliber
His glove and steady offense have made him a cornerstone at the hot corner.
Outfield
Outfield – Devin Saltiban (Adelaide Giants)
One of the most dynamic players in the ABL.
- Hit streak: 13 games (longest in league)
- Batting average: .338
- RBI: 16 (league leader)
- Stolen bases: ABL leader
Saltiban brings power, speed, and consistency every night.
Outfield – Pablo Nunez (Sydney Blue Sox)
A complete five-tool performer.
- Batting average: .377 (2nd in ABL)
- Defense: Game-saving catches and assists
Nunez has been must-watch baseball all season.
Outfield – Alex Hall (Perth Heat)
Versatility and production define Hall’s season.
- Batting average: .333
- Home runs: 2
- RBI: 7
- OPS: .937
Hall has played left field, first base, and catcher, providing elite flexibility for Perth.
Designated Hitter & Utility
Designated Hitter – Jaylin Rae (Sydney Blue Sox)
Simply the best hitter in Australia right now.
- Hits: 30 (league leader)
- Batting average: .417 (league leader)
- On-base percentage: .468 (league leader)
Rae’s bat was impossible to leave out of the All-Star lineup.
Utility – Owen Cobb (Perth Heat)
Consistency has been Cobb’s calling card.
- Batting average: .319
- On-base streak: Reached base in all but one game
- Hit streak: 11 games
The Yankees prospect has moved around the infield while producing every day.
Final Thoughts
The ABL Mid-Season All-Stars highlight just how deep the talent pool is across the league. From dominant pitching performances to historic offensive numbers, these players have defined the first half of the season, and set the stage for an electric run home.
If the second half matches the first, the Australian Baseball League is in for one of its most exciting finishes yet.