The best part of high-profile sporting events? Spotting the celebrities hidden in the crowd, of course. Sometimes, the game is easy—the A-listers in question might arrive at the event via red carpet, which means their entrance is highly publicized and searchable. Others, however, seem to sneak into the stands sans fanfare, where they hide behind sunglasses and massive tubs of popcorn.
Still, such chameleons are no match for the star spotters at Sports Illustrated, who track Very Important People like ABS tracks a ball. These eagle-like skills were put to good use on Tuesday, when plenty of notable bigwigs appeared at Citizens Bank Park for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game. To be fair, a lot of these celebs essentially came in through the front door, meaning viewers and fans probably knew they were there. But SI still put them all in a list for ya! And that’s gotta count for something.
Let’s take a peek:
Bryan Cranston
Cranston is an actor known for his turn in ‘Breaking Bad.’ | Caean Couto/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Boyz II Men
Nathan Morris, Wanyá Morris, and Shawn Stockman comprise the iconic Philadelphia-bred R&B trio. | Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos via Getty Images
Patti LaBelle
LaBelle is known for her hits ‘On My Own,’ ‘Lady Marmalade,’ and ‘If Only You Knew.’ | Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Joel Embiid
Embiid plays center for the Philadelphia 76ers. | Caean Couto/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Josh Richards and Brianna LaPaglia
Richards and LaPaglia are of Barstool Sports fame. | Caean Couto/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Kevin Durant
Durant plays forward for the Houston Rockets. | Rob Tringali/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Kendall Vertes
Fans will recognize Vertes from her time on the reality show ‘Dance Moms.’ | Caean Couto/MLB Photos Getty Images
Miles Teller
Teller is an actor known for films like ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ and ‘Whiplash.’ | Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Quinta Brunson
Brunson is the mastermind behind the Philadelphia-set hit ‘Abbott Elementary.’ | Rob Tringali/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Freeway and Beanie Sigel
Both men are Philadelphia-born rappers. | Rob Tringali/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins
Utley and Rollins are each retired Phillies. | Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Mike Schmidt and Steve Carlton
Schmidt and Carlton were both former members of the Phillies, as well. | Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Livvy Dunne
The former LSU gymnast is dating Pirates ace Paul Skenes. | Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos/Getty Images
Jennifer Hudson
Hudson sang ‘America the Beautiful’ ahead of the All-Star Game on Tuesday. | Emilee Chinn/Getty Images
Shane Gillis
The comedian appeared on the jumbotron with Miles Teller on Tuesday night.
Miles Teller & Shane Gillis 🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/Wj9WVUioqG
— TickPick (@TickPick) July 15, 2026Alexander Stewart
Stewart is a Canadian pop singer. | Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos via Getty Images
Charles E. Alston
Alston is a Philadelphia native and music industry mainstay. | Caean Couto/MLB Photos/Getty Images
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