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The Most Memorable, Best MLB All-Star Game Moments … Plus a Hilarious One

HERO Sports by HERO Sports
July 17, 2018
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While the NFL Pro Bowl has become a game of glorified flag football and the NBA All-Star matchup is a defenseless barrage of dunks, the MLB All-Star game is still the one worth watching.

MORE MLB: Longest Home Runs Ever

While the novelty of AL vs. NL is long over thanks to interleague play, players still tend to put forth much, much more effort than the other major sports.

In fact, MLB’s Midsummer Classic is about as tightly contested as it can possibly be according to CBS Sports:

ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED

A post shared by CBS Sports (@cbssports) on Jul 17, 2018 at 9:37am PDT

There’s no doubt that this week’s showdown will provide us with even more of the best MLB All-Star game moments in league history.

Mr. October Goes Very Deep in July

And that is how the first ever baseball was launched into space.

Rose Slams into Fosse

Although this won the contest back in 1970, can you imagine the outrage if the All-Star game was decided on a play like this today — especially with the rules in place to protect catchers.

Retweeted Baseball by BSmile (@BSmile):

Today In 1970: Pete Rose plows into Ray Fosse to score the winning run in the 12th inning of the #MLB All-Star Game at Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati.#Baseball #Reds #AllStarGame pic.twitter.com/Ox9HlDCCJo

— En la Cancha Radio (@enlacanchapr) July 14, 2018

Bo Knows All-Star Games

And impresses the heck out of Vic Scully in the process.

Cal Ripken Homers in Final All-Star Game

You just can’t make this stuff up.

Carl Hubbell Strikes Out 5 Straight Hall of Famers

The pitcher fanned Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons and Joe Cronin all in a row in 1934.

Ichiro Suzuki With the First All-Star Inside-the-Park-Homer

The time Triple’s Alley at AT&T Park became Inside-the-Park Alley.

Randy Johnson and John Kruk

Easily one of the funniest moments in All-Star game history, Kruk wanted absolutely nothing to do with Johnson’s fastballs 25 years ago.

24 years ago, the @Phillies‘ John Kruk wanted nothing to do with Randy Johnson. pic.twitter.com/m6cZAPtgUZ

— Stadium (@WatchStadium) July 13, 2017

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