Philadelphia frequently finds itself at the center of Fourth of July celebrations, being recognized as the birthplace of the nation. This year, however, the city faces some criticism over a mistake related to the MLB All-Star Game scheduled at Citizens Bank Park on July 14th. Roster announcements are set for Saturday evening, yet certain details appear to have leaked.

The leaks are linked to light pole banners around the city. These banners reveal which players are headed to the Mid-Summer Classic.

“Whether they’re getting greased after a Super Bowl or spoiling All-Star rosters, does any city’s poles get as much attention as Philadelphia’s?”

It’s noted that not all these banner revelations come as a surprise. Featuring players like Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes seemed a given to many. Nevertheless, the banners are up earlier than intended, providing insights into who will participate.

The instructions were clear: place the banners after July 5th. Yet somehow, this misstep occurred, possibly due to miscommunication or inattentiveness.

The All-Star rosters will be officially announced on Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. ET on FOX. Philadelphia’s residents, who often joke about their unique pole stories, now have another tale to tell about their city’s banners.