The 2024 All-MLB teams were revealed Thursday, honoring the best and second-best players at their position, regardless of league.

While All-Star honors typically recognize a strong first half, All-MLB teams are meant to recognize a full season’s accomplishments, like their NBA counterpart. And although more than 50 players can be named All-Stars in a given year, only 16 players are named to the first team.

Here are the players who were recognized as the best players at their position:

And the second team:

The teams were announced at a show in Las Vegas, with honors such as the Comeback Player of the Year (Chris Sale and Garrett Crochet) and Relievers of the Year (Emmanuel Clase and Ryan Helsley) awards also revealed. The show was headlined by “Daily Show” veteran Roy Wood Jr., who certainly did his best while working in a room that included Mookie Betts and Tarik Skubal.

As with most awards shows, the selections were not without controversy.

Betting Jarren Duran for the final first-team outfield spot was particularly an odd choice. The Dodgers star has certainly been great again this season, but he began the season playing exclusively shortstop then missed nearly two months with a fractured hand. He has played a total of 43 games on the field this season, while Duran has played 160 with similar offensive stats.

There was no debate about the first team DH, however. Shohei Ohtani earned that honor as well as his fourth consecutive Edgar Martinez Award, recognizing the game’s top designated hitter. He will return to competing for All-MLB honors as a pitcher next season.