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Major League Baseball (MLB) All Star Game and Events
The first Major League All-Star Game was played
on July 6, 1933 at Comiskey Park in Chicago. From 1933 through
1946, each manager picked the entire team. In 1947, selection
of the starting lineups was turned over to fans, through
ballots passed out at major league parks. In 1958, balloting
was taken
away from the fans and given to major league players, coaches,
and managers. Voting was restored to the fans in 1970
and has
been entrusted to them ever since. Fans select only the eight
starting position players. Pitchers and reserve players
are
named by the managers.
| Year | Winner | Host City | MVP |
| 1933 | American, 4-2 | Chicago (AL) | |
| 1934 | American, 9-7 | New York (NL) | |
| 1935 | American, 4-1 | Cleveland | |
| 1936 | National, 4-3 | Boston (NL) | |
| 1937 | American, 8-3 | Washington | |
| 1938 | National, 4-1 | Cincinnati | |
| 1939 | American, 3-1 | New York (AL) | |
| 1940 | National, 4-0 | St. Louis (NL) | |
| 1941 | American, 7-5 | Detroit | |
| 1942 | American, 3-1 | New York (NL) | |
| 1943 | American, 5-3 | Philadelphia (AL) | |
| 1944 | National, 7-1 | Pittsburgh | |
| 1945 | Game not Played | ||
| 1946 | American, 12-0 | Boston (AL) | |
| 1947 | American, 2-1 | Chicago (NL) | |
| 1948 | American, 5-2 | St. Louis (AL) | |
| 1949 | American, 11-7 | Brooklyn | |
| 1950 | National, 4-3 (14) | Chicago (AL) | |
| 1951 | National, 8-3 | Detroit | |
| 1952 | National, 3-2 (5, rain) | Philadelphia (NL) | |
| 1953 | National, 5-1 | Cincinnati | |
| 1954 | American, 11-9 | Cleveland | |
| 1955 | National, 6-5 (12) | Milwaukee | |
| 1956 | National, 7-3 | Washington | |
| 1957 | American, 6-5 | St. Louis | |
| 1958 | American, 4-3 | Baltimore | |
| 1959 | National, 5-4 | Pittsburgh | |
| 1959 | American, 5-3 | Los Angeles | |
| 1960 | National, 5-3 | Kansas City | |
| 1960 | National, 6-0 | New York | |
| 1961 | National, 5-4 (10) | San Francisco | |
| 1961 | Tie, 1-1 (9, rain) | Boston | |
| 1962 | National, 3-1 | Washington | Maury Wills, Los Angeles (NL), SS |
| 1962 | American, 9-4 | Chicago (NL) | Leon Wagner, Los Angeles (AL), OF |
| 1963 | National, 5-3 | Cleveland | Willie Mays, San Francisco, OF |
| 1964 | National, 7-4 | New York (NL) | Johnny Callison, Philadelphia, OF |
| 1965 | National, 6-5 | Minnesota | Juan Marichal, San Francisco, P |
| 1966 | National, 2-1 (10) | St. Louis | Brooks Robinson, Baltimore, 3B |
| 1967 | National, 2-1 (15) | California | Tony Perez, Cincinnati, 3B |
| 1968 | National, 1-0 | Houston | Willie Mays, San Francisco, OF |
| 1969 | National, 9-3 | Washington | Willie McCovey, San Francisco, 1B |
| 1970 | National, 5-4 (12) | Cincinnati | Carl Yastrzemski, Boston, OF-1B |
| 1971 | American, 6-4 | Detroit | Frank Robinson, Baltimore, OF |
| 1972 | National, 4-3 (10) | Atlanta | Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, 2B |
| 1973 | National, 7-1 | Kansas | Bobby Bonds, San Francisco, OF |
| 1974 | National, 7-2 | Pittsburgh | Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1B |
| 1975 | National, 6-3 | Milwaukee | Bill Madlock, Chicago (NL), 3B and Jon Matlack, New York (NL), P |
| 1976 | National, 7-1 | Philadelphia | George Foster, Cincinnati, OF |
| 1977 | National, 7-5 | New York (AL) | Don Sutton, Los Angeles, P |
| 1978 | National, 7-3 | San Diego | Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1B |
| 1979 | National, 7-6 | Seattle | Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, OF |
| 1980 | National, 4-2 | Los Angeles | Ken Griffey, Cincinnati, OF |
| 1981 | National, 5-4 | Cleveland | Gary Carter, Montreal, C |
| 1982 | National, 4-1 | Montreal | Dave Concepcion, Cincinnati, SS |
| 1983 | American, 13-3 | Chicago (AL) | Fred Lynn, California, OF |
| 1984 | National, 3-1 | San Francisco | Gary Carter, Montreal, C |
| 1985 | National, 6-1 | Minnesota | LaMarr Hoyt, San Diego, P |
| 1986 | American, 3-2 | Houston | Roger Clemens, Boston, P |
| 1987 | National, 2-0 (13) | Oakland | Tim Raines, Montreal, OF |
| 1988 | American, 2-1 | Cincinnati | Terry Steinbach, Oakland, C |
| 1989 | American, 5-3 | California | Bo Jackson, Kansas City, OF |
| 1990 | American, 2-0 | Chicago (NL) | Julio Franco, Texas, 2B |
| 1991 | American, 4-2 | Toronto | Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore, SS |
| 1992 | American, 13-6 | San Diego | Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle, OF |
| 1993 | American, 9-3 | Baltimore | Kirby Puckett, Minnesota, OF |
| 1994 | National, 8-7 (10) | Pittsburgh | Fred McGriff, Atlanta, 1B |
| 1995 | National, 3-2 | Texas | Jeff Conine, Florida, PH |
| 1996 | National, 6-0 | Philadelphia | Mike Piazza, Los Angeles, C |
| 1997 | American, 3-1 | Cleveland | Sandy Alomar Jr., Cleveland, C |
| 1998 | American, 13-8 | Colorado | Roberto Alomar, Baltimore, 2B |
| 1999 | American, 4-1 | Boston | Pedro Martinez, Boston, P |
| 2000 | American, 6-3 | Atlanta | Derek Jeter, New York (AL), SS |
| 2001 | American, 4-1 | Seattle | Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore, SS |
| 2002 | 7-7 tie, 11 innings | Milwaukee | No Selection |
| 2003 | American, 7-6 | Chicago | Garret Anderson , Anaheim Angels |
| 2004 | American, 9-4 | Houston | Alfonso Soriano, Texas Rangers |
| 2005 | American, 7-5 | Detroit | Miguel Tejada, Baltimore |
| 2006 | American, 3-2 | Pittsburgh | Michael Young, Texas Rangers |
| 2007 | American, 5-4 | San Francisco | Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle |