American League Wins Seventh Straight MLB All-Star Game The American League defeated the <br />National League 4-3 on Tuesday night. The AL pitching staff combined <br />to strike out 16 NL batters. The NL recorded seven strikeouts, and <br />seven pitchers tossed perfect frames. Nolan Arenado, Colorado third baseman, via statement Shane Bieber, a late addition to the <br />AL roster, won the MVP on his home turf, <br />Progressive Field in Cleveland. New York Yankees pitcher <br />Aroldis Chapman closed the game to give the AL its 19th win in <br />the past 22 All-Star Games. Colorado's Charlie Blackmon and Texas' Joey Gallo <br />hit the only two home runs of the game. Players wore a uniform patch with No. 45 <br />to honor late Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs. Angels Mike Trout and Tommy La Stella wore <br />No. 45 to honor their former teammate.
