Major League Baseball is preparing a significant reshaping of its All-Star week beginning in 2026, introducing scheduling changes aimed at boosting visibility for top prospects and expanding national broadcast reach.

The update includes a new placement for both the Futures Game and the MLB Draft, marking one of the most notable format shifts since the league began integrating multiple events into All-Star festivities.

The redesigned schedule will position the MLB Draft earlier in the weekend while giving the Futures Game its own dedicated broadcast window. According to reporting published by MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand, the changes are intended to modernize the league’s annual showcase and strengthen audience engagement across multiple platforms.

One of the most notable adjustments involves

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