Allstar facts and records

[Baseball Guru]

Most Times Playing On Winning Club Most Times Playing On Losing Club
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17 -- Willie Mays 15 -- Brooks Robinson
Henry Aaron

Most Games Played Most Games, Pinch-Hitter
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24 -- Stan Musial, Willie Mays, Henry 10 -- Stan Musial
Aaron


Youngest Player To Participate Oldest Player To Participate
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Dwight Gooden (1984--19 Years, 7 Months, Satchell Paige (1953--47 Years, 7
24 Days) Days)


Most Runs, Total Games Most Runs, Game
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20 -- Willie Mays 4 -- Ted Williams (1946)


Most Hits, Total Games Most Hits, Game
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23 -- Willie Mays 4 -- Joe Medwick (1937)
Ted Williams (1946)
Carl Yastrzemski (1970)

Most Consecutive Games Batted Safely Most Singles, Game
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7 -- Mickey Mantle 3 -- Charles Gehringer (1937)
Joe Morgan William Herman (1940)
Dave Winfield Stanley Hack (1943)
Roberto Avila (1954)
Ken Boyer (1956)
Harmon Killebrew (1964)
Carl Yastrzemski (1970)
Rickey Henderson (1982)
Ivan Rodriguez (1998)

Most Singles, Total Games Most At-Bats, Total Games
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15 -- Willie Mays 75 -- Willie Mays

Most Doubles, Total Games Most Doubles, Game
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7 -- Dave Winfield 2 -- Joe Medwick (1937)
Aloysius Simmons (1934)
Ted Kluszewski (1956)
Ernie Banks (1959)
Barry Bonds (1993)


Most Triples, Total Games Most Triples, Game
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3 -- Willie Mays 2 -- Rod Carew (1978)
Brooks Robinson


Most Home Runs, Total Games Most Home Runs, Game
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6 -- Stan Musial 2 -- Arky Vaughan (1941)
Ted Williams (1946)
Al Rosen (1954)
Willie McCovey (1969)
Gary Carter (1981)


Most Grand Slams Hitting Home Run In First At-Bat
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1 -- Fred Lynn (1983) Max West (1940)
Walter Evers (1948)
Jim Gilliam (1959)
George Altman (1961)
Johnny Bench (1969)
Richard Dietz (1970)
Lee Mazzilli (1979)
Terry Steinbach (1988)
Bo Jackson (1989)
Jeff Conine (1995)
Javy Lopez (1997)


Most Runs Batted In, Total Games Most Runs Batted In, Game
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12 -- Ted Williams 5 -- Ted Williams (1946)
Al Rosen (1954)


Most Bases On Balls, Total Games Most Bases On Balls, Game
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11 -- Ted Williams 3 -- Charles Gehringer (1934)
Philip Cavarretta (1944)


Most Strikeouts, Total Games Most Strikeouts, Extra-Inning Game
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17 -- Mickey Mantle 4 -- Roberto Clemente (1967)


Most Strikeouts, Game
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3 -- Lou Gehrig (1934)
Bob L. Johnson (1935)
Stan Hack (1939)
Joe Gordon (1942)
Ken Keltner (1943)
Jim Hegan (1950)
Mickey Mantle (1956)
Johnny Roseboro (1961)
Willie McCovey (1968)
Johnny Bench (1970)
Albert Belle (1996)
Craig Biggio (1998)

Most Stolen Bases, Total Games Most Stolen Bases, Game
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6 -- Willie Mays 2 -- Willie Mays (1963)
Kelly Gruber (1990)
Roberto Alomar (1992)
Kenny Lofton (1996)


Stealing Home, Game Most Times Caught Stealing, Game
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1 -- Harold Traynor (1934) 2 -- Tony Oliva (1967)

[Baseball Guru]

Year Player, Club League
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2001 Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore American
2000 Derek Jeter, NY Yankees American
1999 Pedro Martinez, Boston American
1998 Roberto Alomar, Baltimore American
1997 Sandy Alomar Jr., Cleveland American
1996 Mike Piazza, Los Angeles National
1995 Jeff Conine, Florida National
1994 Fred McGriff, Atlanta National
1993 Kirby Puckett, Minnesota American
1992 Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle American
1991 Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore American
1990 Julio Franco, Texas American
1989 Bo Jackson, Kansas City American
1988 Terry Steinbach, Oakland American
1987 Tim Raines, Montreal National
1986 Roger Clemens, Boston American
1985 LaMarr Hoyt, San Diego National
1984 Gary Carter, Montreal National
1983 Fred Lynn, California American
1982 Dave Concepcion, Cincinnati National
1981 Gary Carter, Montreal National
1980 Ken Griffey Sr., Cincinnati National
1979 Dave Parker, Pittsburgh National
1978 Steve Garvey, Los Angeles National
1977 Don Sutton, Los Angeles National
1976 George Foster, Cincinnati National
1975 Bill Madlock, Chicago Cubs National
Jon Matlack, NY Mets National
1974 Steve Garvey, Los Angeles National
1973 Bobby Bonds, San Francisco National
1972 Joe Morgan, Cincinnati National
1971 Frank Robinson, Baltimore American
1970 Carl Yastrzemski, Boston American
1969 Willie McCovey, San Fran National
1968 Willie Mays, San Francisco National
1967 Tony Perez, Cincinnati National
1966 Brooks Robinson, Baltimore American
1965 Juan Marichal, San Francisco National
1964 Johnny Callison, Philadelphia National
1963 Willie Mays, San Francisco National
1962 Maury Wills, Los Angeles National
1962 Leon Wagner, Los Angeles National

Note: Two Games Were Played In 1962.

[Baseball Guru]

Year Winner, Score Site, Host Team Attendance
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2001 American 4, National 1 Safeco Field, Seattle 47,364
2000 American 6, National 3 Turner Field, Atlanta 51,323
1999 American 4, National 1 Fenway Park, Boston 34,187
1998 American 13, National 8 Coors Field, Denver 51,267
1997 American 3, National 1 Jacobs Field, Cleveland 44,916
1996 National 6, American 0 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia 62,670
1995 National 3, American 2 Ballpark at Arlington, Texas 49,292
1994 National 8, American 7 * Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsbrgh 59,568
1993 American 9, National 3 Camden Yards, Baltimore 48,147
1992 American 13, National 6 Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego 59,372
1991 American 4, National 2 SkyDome, Toronto 52,383
1990 American 2, National 0 Wrigley Field, Chicago 39,071
1989 American 5, National 3 Anaheim Stadium, California 64,036
1988 American 2, National 1 Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati 55,837
1987 National 2, American 0 * Oak-Alameda Coliseum, Oakland 49,671
1986 American 3, National 2 Astrodome, Houston 45,774
1985 National 6, American 1 Metrodome, Minnesota 54,960
1984 National 3, American 1 Candlestick Park, San Francisco 57,756
1983 American 13, National 3 Comiskey Park, Chicago 43,801
1982 National 4, American 1 Olympic Stadium, Montreal 59,057
1981 National 5, American 4 Municipal Stadium, Cleveland 72,086
1980 National 4, American 2 Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles 56,088
1979 National 7, American 6 Kingdome, Seattle 58,905
1978 National 7, American 3 San Diego Stadium, San Diego 51,549
1977 National 7, American 5 Yankee Stadium, New York 56,683
1976 National 7, American 1 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia 63,974
1975 National 6, American 3 County Stadium, Milwaukee 51,480
1974 National 7, American 2 Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsbrgh 50,706
1973 National 7, American 1 Royals Stadium, Kansas City 40,849
1972 National 4, American 3 * Atl-Fulton Co. Stadium, Atlanta 53,107
1971 American 6, National 4 Tiger Stadium, Detroit 53,559
1970 National 5, American 4 * Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati 51,838
1969 National 9, American 3 RFK Stadium, Washington 45,259
1968 National 1, American 0 Astrodome, Houston 48,321
1967 National 2, American 1 * Anaheim Stadium, California 46,309
1966 National 2, American 1 * Busch Stadium, St. Louis 49,936
1965 National 6, American 5 Metropolitan Stadium, Minnesota 46,706
1964 National 7, American 4 Shea Stadium, New York 50,850
1963 National 5, American 3 Municipal Stadium, Cleveland 44,160
1962 American 9, National 4 Wrigley Field, Chicago 38,359
1962 National 3, American 1 D.C. Stadium, Washington 45,480
1961 American 1, National 1 * Fenway Park, Boston 31,851
1961 National 5, American 4 * Candlestick Park, San Francisco 44,115
1960 National 5, American 3 Municipal Stadium, Kansas City 30,619
1960 National 6, American 0 Yankee Stadium, New York 38,362
1959 National 5, American 4 Forbes Field, Pittsburgh 35,277
1959 American 5, National 3 Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles 55,105
1958 American 4, National 3 Memorial Stadium, Baltimore 48,829
1957 American 6, National 5 Busch Stadium, St. Louis 30,693
1956 National 7, American 3 Griffith Stadium, Washington 28,843
1955 National 6, American 5 * Milwaukee Stadium, Milwaukee 45,643
1954 American 11, National 9 Municipal Stadium, Cleveland 68,751
1953 National 5, American 1 Crosley Field, Cincinnati 30,846
1952 National 3, American 2 * Shibe Park, Philadelphia 32,785
1951 National 8, American 3 Briggs Stadium, Detroit 52,075
1950 National 4, American 3 * Comiskey Park, Chicago 46,127
1949 American 11, National 7 Ebbets Field, New York 32,577
1948 American 5, National 2 Sportsman's Park, St. Louis 34,009
1947 American 2, National 1 Wrigley Field, Chicago 41,123
1946 American 12, National 0 Fenway Park, Boston 34,906
1945 No Game Played
1944 National 7, American 1 Forbes Field, Pittsburgh 29,589
1943 American 5, National 3 Shibe Park, Philadelphia 31,938
1942 American 3, National 1 Polo Grounds, New York 34,178
1941 American 7, National 5 Briggs Stadium, Detroit 54,674
1940 National 4, American 0 Sportsman's Park, St. Louis 32,373
1939 American 3, National 1 Yankee Stadium, New York 62,892
1938 National 4, American 1 Crosley Field, Cincinnati 27,067
1937 American 8, National 3 Griffith Stadium, Washington 31,391
1936 National 4, American 3 Braves Field, Boston 25,556
1935 American 4, National 1 Municipal Stadium, Cleveland 69,831
1934 American 9, National 7 Polo Grounds, New York 48,363
1933 American 4, National 2 Comiskey Park, Chicago 47,595

* Notes: 1950 Game 14 innings.
1952 Game 5 innings due to rain.
1955 Game 12 innings.
1959 Through 1962, two games played each year.
1961 First game 10 innings.
1961 Second game called a tie due to rain.
1966 Game 10 innings.
1967 Game 15 innings.
1970 Game 12 innings.
1972 Game 10 innings.
1987 Game 13 innings.
1994 Game 10 innings.

[Baseball Guru]

Most Games Pitched Most Consecutive Games Pitched
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8 -- Jim Bunning 6 -- Ewell Blackwell
Don Drysdale Early Wynn
Juan Marichal
Tom Seaver

Most Innings Pitched, Total Games Most Innings, Game
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19 1/3 -- Don Drysdale 6 -- Lefty Gomez (1935)


Most Games Started Most Games Finished
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5 -- Lefty Gomez 6 -- Rich Gossage
Robin Roberts
Don Drysdale


Most Games Won Most Games Lost
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3 -- Lefty Gomez 2 -- Morton Cooper
Claude Passeau
Whitey Ford
Luis Tiant
Jim Hunter
Dwight Gooden


Most Home Runs Allowed, Total Games Most Home Runs Allowed, Game
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4 -- Vida Blue 3 -- Jim Palmer (1977)
Jim Hunter


Most Strikeouts, Total Games Most Strikeouts, Game
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19 -- Don Drysdale 6 -- Carl Hubbell (1934)
John Vander Meer (1943)
Lawrence Jansen (1950)
Ferguson Jenkins (1967)


Most Consecutive Strikeouts, Game Most Balks, Total Games
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5 -- Carl Hubbell (1934) 2 -- Dwight Gooden
(Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx, Simmons,
Cronin)
Fernando Valenzuela (1986)
(Mattingly, Ripken, Barfield,
Whitaker, Higuera)

Most Runs Allowed, Game Most Hits Allowed, Game
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7 -- Atlee Hammaker (1983) 9 -- Tom Glavine (1992)

Most Walks Allowed, Game Most Games Relieved, Total Games
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5 -- Bill Hallahan (1933) 7 -- Tom Seaver

Most Walks Allowed, Career Most Wild Pitches, Game
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7 -- Jim Palmer 2 -- Tom Brewer (1956)
Juan Marichal (1962)
Dave Stieb (1980)
John Smoltz (1993)

[Baseball Guru]

Earliest Date For All-Star Game Latest Date For All-Star Game
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July 6, 1933 At Comiskey Park August 9, 1981 At Municipal Stadium
July 6, 1938 At Crosley Field
July 6, 1942 At Polo Grounds
July 6, 1983 At Comiskey Park


Longest Game, By Innings Shortest Game, By Innings
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15 -- At Anaheim Stadium (1967) 5 -- At Shibe Park (1952)
National 2, American 1 National 3, American 2


Largest Attendance, Game Smallest Attendance, Game
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72,086 At Municipal Stadium, Cle (1981) 25,556 At Braves Field, Boston (1936)


All-Star Games Won-Lost Most Consecutive Games Won
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40 -- National League 11 -- National League (1972-1982)
31 -- American League
(One Tie)