For the 28th time in the last 36 playings, the American League was victorious last night in the 94th edition of the Major League Baseball All Star game. Here’s a breakdown of the action:
National League Starts Strong
The game started on a high note for the National League. Shohei Ohtani blistered a three-run home run in the top of the 3rd inning, giving the NL an early lead.
American League’s Quick Response
The American League quickly responded in the home half of the 3rd inning, scoring three runs to tie the game. The momentum shifted and set the stage for an exciting finish.
Jarren Duran’s Game-Winning Moment
Boston Red Sox center fielder Jarren Duran took center stage in the 5th inning. He smoked a two-run bomb over the right field fence, securing the lead for the AL. Duran’s performance earned him the MVP honors for the game.
Historical Context
With this win, the American League now leads the all-time series 48-44, with two ties. This dominance continues to showcase the strength and skill of the AL in the All Star game.
Day Off Before Games Resume
After the excitement of the All Star game, all players get a well-deserved day off today. Regular games are set to resume on Thursday.
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