The following is a list of the television networks and announcers that have broadcast the Major League Soccer All-Star Game.

2020s

Year Network Play-by-play Color commentator Sideline reporters Pregame host Pregame analysts
2021 ESPN
2020 Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[1]

2010s

Year Network Play-by-play Color commentator Sideline reporters Pregame host Pregame analysts
2019[2] FS1 John Strong Stuart Holden Katie Witham Rob Stone Alexi Lalas and Maurice Edu
2018[3] ESPN Adrian Healey Taylor Twellman Sebastián Salazar Max Bretos Alejandro Moreno and Kasey Keller
2017[4] FS1 John Strong Brad Friedel Katie Witham and Kate Abdo Rob Stone Alexi Lalas, Eric Wynalda, and Stuart Holden
2016[5] ESPN Adrian Healey Taylor Twellman Mónica González Max Bretos Alejandro Moreno and Kasey Keller
2015[6] FS1[7] John Strong Brad Friedel Julie Stewart-Binks Rob Stone Alexi Lalas, Eric Wynalda, and Stuart Holden
2014[8] ESPN2[9] Adrian Healey Taylor Twellman Mónica González Max Bretos Alexi Lalas, Alejandro Moreno, and Kasey Keller
2013[10] ESPN2 Adrian Healey Taylor Twellman Mónica González Max Bretos Alexi Lalas, Alejandro Moreno, and Kasey Keller
2012[11] ESPN2 Adrian Healey Taylor Twellman Mónica González Max Bretos Alexi Lalas and Kasey Keller
2011[12] ESPN2 Adrian Healey John Harkes Rob Stone Max Bretos Alexi Lalas, Steve McManaman, and Taylor Twellman
2010[13] ESPN2 JP Dellacamera John Harkes Allen Hopkins Rob Stone Alexi Lalas and Julie Foudy

2000s

Year Network Play-by-play Color commentator Sideline reporters Pregame host Pregame analysts
2009[14] ESPN2 JP Dellacamera John Harkes Allen Hopkins Rob Stone Alexi Lalas and Julie Foudy
2008[15] ESPN2 JP Dellacamera John Harkes Allen Hopkins Rob Stone Alexi Lalas and Julie Foudy
2007[16] ESPN2 Dave O'Brien Eric Wynalda and Tommy Smyth Allen Hopkins Rob Stone[17]
2006[18] ESPN Dave O'Brien Eric Wynalda Rob Stone
2005[19][20] ABC JP Dellacamera Eric Wynalda Brandi Chastain Rob Stone
2004[21] ABC JP Dellacamera Eric Wynalda Lorrie Fair Rob Stone
2003[22][23][24] ABC JP Dellacamera Ty Keough Marcelo Balboa Rob Stone[25]
2002[26] ABC
ESPN 		Jack Edwards Ty Keough Veronica Paysse[27] Rob Stone
2001[28] ABC[29] Jack Edwards Ty Keough Rob Stone
2000 ABC Jack Edwards Ty Keough Rob Stone

Notes

1990s

Year Network Play-by-play Color commentator Sideline reporters Pregame host Pregame analysts
1999[32][33] ABC
ESPN2[34] 		Phil Schoen Ty Keough Rob Stone
1998[35] ABC Phil Schoen[36] Ty Keough Rob Stone[37]
1997 ESPN Phil Schoen[38] Ty Keough Bill McDermott Rob Stone
1996 ESPN Phil Schoen[39] Ty Keough Bill McDermott Roger Twibell

Notes

See also

References

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  34. ^ "Wild, wild West wins MLS All-Star Game". Tampa Bay Times. September 29, 2005.
  35. ^ Solano, Javier (July 30, 1998). "OFFICIALS WANT ALL-STAR GAME TO GIVE MLS KICK". The Orlando Sentinel.
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  37. ^ "Rob Stone to serve as new voice of the PBA on ESPN this season". Bowling Digital. October 19, 2007.
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