Calling all baseball fans, MLB enthusiasts, All-Star game fanatics! I’ve been working with a great team of people to launch some that will combine your love of MLB with Social Media.

We’ve seen the recent activity and popularity of many of our favorite players on Twitter. I’m sure, by now, you have favorite players to follow based on their funny tweets or inside information. However, have you ever thought about how influential the player is on Twitter? You can see their followers, their following and their tweets, but who is the best MLB player on Twitter to follow?

My idea was to combine Klout with my love for baseball and Social Media. I wanted to see which player had the highest Klout score. On Klout.com it states: “The Klout Score is the measurement of your overall online influence. The scores range from 1 to 100 with higher scores representing a wider and stronger sphere of influence. Klout uses over 35 variables on Facebook and Twitter to measure True Reach, Amplification Probability, and Network Score.”

We’ve looked at the Twitter handles and in light of the MLB All-Star Game coming up, we wanted to find the best MLB players on Twitter at each position for both the American and National League. You’d be surprised at the scores we received and who is starting, on the bench, or flat out just didn’t make the cut!

The scores will update once a day. I encourage all of you to voice your opinion using #TweetStarGame. You can post comments on my site and use #TweetStarGame to congratulate the players (their handles/Twitter pages are linked) on their deserving spot in the #TweetStarGame.

So this is a Caleb Mezzy production with the help of Matt Kenig, Joey Kirk and my brother Rudy Mezzy, and I’m proud to launch the first ever #TweetStarGame.