Stanton (MVP) & Buxton Hit Back-to-Back Jacks for American League’s 9th Straight All-Star Game Win (3-2)
The 2022 MLB All-Star Game had a little bit of everything Tuesday night in Los Angeles. In the end, it was Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton who swung the game and won the MVP award. Stanton and Byron Buxton (Twins) hit back-to-back home runs in the 4th inning to flip the scoreboard. By night’s end, fans saw Clayton Kershaw got the start at his home ballpark and pick off Shohei Ohtani in the first inning. Alex Manoah had a three-up, three-down frame, and Ryan Hesley hit 103 mph on the gun, twice. There was plenty of fun, but Stanton and Buxton’s 4th-inning magic captured the win.
MVP:Â Giancarlo Stanton
On a night where just five runs were found — four via home runs — it was Stanton’s 457-foot two-run blast that made the difference and earned him the MVP award.
American League Win Streak
The American League extended their win streak to nine straight in the All-Star Game. The AL hasn’t lost the Midsummer Classic since 2012.
Best Moments From 2022 MLB All-Star Game
Additional Storylines
CBS Sports: Back-to-Back HRs Fuel AL’s 9th Straight All-Star Game Win
FOXÂ Sports:Â MLB All-Star Game: Top Moments as AL Edges NL (3-2)
SI:Â Clayton Kershaw Finally Takes It All In at Dodger Stadium
ESPN:Â MLB All-Star Game: Best Sights & Sounds From ASG in Los Angeles
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