Giancarlo Stanton returned to the point of sweet at his Dodger Stadium in the All-Star game, placing his name next to several sluggers that he liked watching from the left field chair as a child.
Byron Buxton followed with another drive and the American League won the Ninth Midsummer Classic in a row, defeating the 3-2 national league on Tuesday night.
Manager Al Dusty Baker reminded his team of a successive victory before the match.
"We have to hold it for him and continue to do it," Stanton said.
Rooting fans for tie scores after nine inning so they can see the home run first Derby decides the winner instead of inning additional not getting their wishes.
Conversely, Homer Back-to-back in the fourth inning is the difference because Al increases its overall excellence to 47-43-2.
Facing 11 matches winning Tony Gonsolin from Dodgers, Stanton's impressive shot of 457 feet, two-day landed on the left court pavilion.
"He smokes them," said NL Manager Brian Snitker. "Great, strong child."
Stanton and his father, Mike, will sit there after buying tickets from the scalp at any price they can.
"My pops took me to my first dodger game, showing me how to have love for this game and now we are here," said New York Yankees Slugger. "Look at us, it's amazing."
Apart from his love for the home team, Stanton was happy to see Sluggers visiting.
"That's really a big bopper when they come to the city," he said. "I want to see (Mark) McGwire, (Sammy) Sosa and (Barry) Bonds, even if it's two bats. All of that wrapped the full circle. "
Stanton was chosen as MVP game, receiving glass bats carved with its name from MVP twice Steve Garvey and Billie Jean King, part of Dodgers' ownership.
"It hasn't been completely sinking," he said. "This will be an extraordinary memory for our whole life."
Homer ended Stanton 0's career for 7 skids in the game and at 111.2 mph, it was the most devastated homer in the All-Star game tracked by StatCast. The one who scored was José Ramírez, binding the 2-all game.
Four pitchs later, Buxton went far to give Al 3-2's lead against Gonsolin who was clearly frustrated, which took a loss.
Nine times the All-Star Clayton Krshaw got the first starter for NL at his home baseball stadium, with The Dodgers Hosting for the first time since 1980. Los Angeles Angeles two-star direction Shohei Ohtani got the first hit game at Krshaw's Pitch the first.
Frader Valdez from Houston won, threw a third inning without a goal.
Starter Al Shane McClanahan from Tampa Bay gave up twice and four hit. The first all-stage, which has 1.71 era that leads MLB, has allowed four or fewer hit in the last seven starts.
McClanahan is combined with 10 other pitchers in five beaters. Cleveland closer Emmanuel Clase displays quite a number of shows, attacking the ninth side to get rescue.
Austin Riley's single in eighth is the one -only Hit NL after the first inning.
Ohtani leads the Navy as the designated beater. Interviewed shortly before the start, the Japanese superstar said, in English, he would swing. He broke the 91 MPH Fastball to the middle field in the first field.
"I really swings one hundred percent," Ohtani said then through a translator. "Krshaw has a very good command."
The hit took 0 for 8 in a row as a hitter against Krshaw. Last year, Ohtani was the initial throwing and led as DH in the 5-2 AL victory in Denver. He did not throw this year so he could start Friday in Angels's first match after a break at Atlanta.
"I mean, you can't throw the first pitch from the All-Star game as a violation ball," Kershaw said. "You have to give him a heater there, I think only for everything. Have to do it. "
But the winner of the NL Cy Young Award three times has the last word. Krshaw fired a pickoff throw into First who captured Ohtani from the bag.
"Honestly, I don't know what to throw. Sometimes I throw there for a moment
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