THE rosters for Tuesday night’s All-Star Game are just about set — the over-under on last-minute sore hamstrings is two — aligning the best in the sport and the Pirates’ representative in St. Louis for the Midsummer Classic.

The criteria for selection are myriad: productivity, popularity, reputation, manager allegiance and that pesky one-player-per-team rule are the leading few. Injured Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton was voted in by the fans more for his biography and his exploits at last year’s Home Run Derby than anything he has accomplished in 2009.

In fantasy leagues, most of that stuff is bunk. For that matter, so are defense and experience and hustle. Defense doesn’t win championships, home runs and stolen bases do. With that in mind, here are Roto Files’ first-half fantasy All-Star teams:

Catcher

AL: Joe Mauer, NL: Pablo Sandoval

* Mauer’s flirting with .400 like it’s prom night

First Base

AL: Justin Morneau, NL: Albert Pujols

* Both are jockeying for the Triple Crown

Second Base

AL: Aaron Hill, NL: Chase Utley

* Hill gets nod over Ian Kinsler for draft value

Third Base

AL: Miguel Cabrera, NL: Mark Reynolds

* Reynolds has almost 20 more home runs than David Wright

Shortstop

AL: Derek Jeter, NL: Hanley Ramirez

* The Captain edges Rays’ Jason Bartlett and Ben Zobrist

Outfield

AL: Jason Bay, Carl Crawford, Torii Hunter

* Have been the best players on three of the AL’s best teams

NL: Ryan Braun, Raul Ibanez, Jayson Werth

* Even though Ibanez hasn’t played since June 17

Starting Pitcher

AL: Zack Greinke, NL: Dan Haren

* With apologies to Giants wiz kid Tim Lincecum

Relief Pitcher

AL: Joe Nathan, NL: Jonathan Broxton

* Broxton has more wins (six) than most starters

jlehman@nypost.com