MLB: The American beats the National 3-2 and scores his ninth straight win

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The American took advantage of a three-time boost in Group D to claim a 3-2 victory over the National All-Star League. This is the ninth consecutive MLS victory in the All-Star Game.

Giancarlo Stanton was named MVP in this 92nd All-Star Game. Stanton led the charge for the American with Homer twice in the fourth inning. Born in Panorama in suburban Los Angeles, Stanton won his title in front of family and friends.

“My dad took me to Dodger Stadium to watch my first baseball game when I was a kid. We had cheap tickets to leave the field. Playing and hitting the run at home is a great time. I’ll remember it for the rest of my life,” the Yankees player said when he picked up the trophy after the game.

Emmanuel Claas came to close the books in the ninth inning with three strokes to collect the defenders. The two teams combined efforts to achieve 22 hits in this match.

Perfect since the start of the season with a score of 11-0, Tony Gonsulin allowed three points and lost. Become the first bowler in history to start losing by participating in an All-Star Game with a perfect record. Houston Astros bowler beat Framber Valdez.

The National League got into action quickly, scoring two goals in the first half. After a hit from the Mookie Betts drove double composer Ronald Acuna to the plate, Paul Goldschmidt hit Homer solo against the starter, Shane McClanahan, of the Tampa Bay Rays.

Toronto Blue Jays defender Alec Manoah came down in the second half. He submitted nothing, took three hits and came to a hit. Vladimir Guerrero Jr and Santiago Espinal are closed in three at bat. Espinal was still able to draw. Jordan Romano is unfortunately not used by Dusty Baker’s US manager.

Early in the fourth inning, Stanton tied one swing with a two-running Homer. The next point didn’t have to wait long. The next hitter, Byron Buxton of the Minnesota Twins, followed suit with a long solo Homer to put the American ahead 3-2.

The American bowlers did nothing for the National hitter after that. With one song in the eighth inning, Austin Riley finished a 20-game winning streak for the national hit.

Then Klass came to end the confrontation. The Cleveland Guardians mitigation program did not fail the task. He hit Garrett Cooper, Kyle Schwarber and Jake Kronworth in 10 short shots to let the Americas sign their ninth win in a row.