MLB All-Star Game had it all. Flamethrowing aces lit up the radar gun like never before. Big-time sluggers launched homers.

Mets slugger Pete Alonso didn't get the chance to play hero in a swing-off after homering earlier in the All-Star Game.

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In baseball’s equivalent of soccer’s penalty-kicks shootout, the game was decided by having three batters from each league ...

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Kyle Schwarber hit three straight home runs in the swing-off to power the National League to the win on Tuesday night in ...

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The American League has dominated the last decade-plus of All-Star Games. Entering this year’s edition, the AL had won 10 of the last 11 editions since 2013, with the NL’s lone win coming in 2023 in ...

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Kyle Schwarber hit three home runs in the first swing-off in MLB All-Star Game history, leading the National League past the ...

Kyle Schwarber went 3 for 3 to put the National League ahead as they won the first All-Star Game home run swing-off 4-3 ...