MLB Celebrity Softball Game 2025 Predictions and Top Stars on Final Rosters

The annual tradition that is the MLB All Star Celebrity Softball Game returns to All Star Weekend Saturday immediately following the MLB Futures Game, with a pool of musicians, actors, media personalities, and Hall of Fame athletes.

Olympic gold medalist Jennie Finch returns for the 15th time and will look to right the ship after a disappointing defeat in last year's game.

Will she get it? Which participant will take home the MVP award?

Find out with this preview of the game, including final rosters for each team.

Team Jermaine Dupri

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Kandi Burress (Real Housewives of Atlanta)

Quavo (Four-time Grammy-nominated rapper)

J.I.D. (Three-time Grammy-nominated rapper)

CC Sabathia (National Baseball Hall of Famer)

Harry Douglas (Former Atlanta Falcons player)

Elle Duncan (ESPN sports anchor)

Druski (Social media influence, actor, and comedian)

Jordan Chiles (Two-time Olympic gymnast, gold medalist)

Natasha Watley (US Softball Olympian)

Michael Kelly (Actor, House of Cards)

Terrell Owens (Pro Football Hall of Famer)

Dascha Polanco (Actress, Orange is the New Black)

Funny Marco (Comedian and social media personality)

Team Javi Lopez

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Ronnie Devoe (Musician, Bel Biv Devoe/New Edition)

Storm Reid (Actress, Euphoria)

Eladio Carrión (Seven-time Grammy nominated rapper and singer)

Young Miko (Puerto Rican rapper and singer, 2025 Grammy nominee)

Prince Royce (15-time Grammy nominated singer)

Myke Towers (Six-time Grammy nominated singer and songwriter)

Wisin (Two-time Grammy nominated rapper and singer)

Jake Storiale (Jomboy Media Co-Founder, Co-Host of Talkin’ Baseball)

Maria Taylor (NBC Sports sportscaster)

Nicky Cass (influencer)

Capital One Bank Guy (spokesperson)

Jerry Lorenzo (Founder of Fear of God)

Jennie Finch (US Softball Olympian)

MVP Prediction

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A year ago, Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Owens contributed significantly to his team's victory in the celebrity softball game, blasting a ball deep and scoring a run in the National League's six-run fourth inning.

The 51-year-old NFL great returns to the game this season with a chance to add to his resume at the annual game and hit the home run that eluded him a season ago.

Look for him to do just that while leading Team Jermaine Dupri to victory, proving once again to be one of the truly great athletes of his generation.

Speaking of athleticism, a potential option outside of the returning Owens is Olympic gold medalist Jordan Chiles, who makes her debut at the event Saturday evening.

Finally, Harry Douglas, a former Atlanta Falcons wide receiver who amassed a career-high 1,067 yards and 12.6 yards per catch in the 2013 season, is an outside option to win the award.

Last year's MVP, radio personality and musician Bobby Bones took home the title after dominating the American League team. He blasted a home run, recorded another triple, and shut the opposition down defensively to take home the award.