ATLANTA-The National League beat the American League 4-3 in the very first “swing-off” of the star match on Tuesday evening.
The match was tied 6-6 after nine rounds, the teams therefore participated in a derby of three men in which the manager of the Al Aaron Boone selected Brent Rooker, Randy Arozarena and Jonathan Aranda, while the manager of NL Dave Roberts chose Kyle Schwarber, Pete Alonso and Kyle Stowers.
Each player obtained three swings to hit as many circuits as possible. Rooker launched two, while Stowers went 1 for 3. Arozarena struck one before Schwarber sends the three to give the NL a 4-3 lead when entering the final round.
Aranda then went 0 for 3, winning the bizarre victory of the National League – the second Ligue’s stars’ stars victory in three years after abandoning the previous nine.
By dragging 6-0, the American league set up a rally in the seventh, while Adrian Morejon in San Diego granted a single to Alejandro Kirk and Market Jonathan Arianda. The lift of the Giants Randy Rodriguez entered and sold the three -point circuit of the voltiseur of athletics. Bobby Witt Jr. later led the fourth round of the AL on a field.
Byron Buxton and Witt each doubled to shoot the Al in a race against Robert Suarez de San Diego in the ninth. Mets Closer Edwin Diaz then entered and withdrew the Jazz Chisholm Jr. before Steven Kwan equalized the game with a simple in the inner field.
AROLDIS CHAPMAN DE BOSTON removed the side at the bottom of the ninth.
The NL struck the first in half of the first round. The Superstar of the Los Angeles Dodgers Shohei Ohtani and the field player of the Braves of the hometown Ronald Acuna Jr. reached simple, before Ketel Marte de l’Arizona, a double of two points on the right against the Starter Tarik Skubal.
In the sixth, after Fernando Tatis Jr. Ait Market and Brendan Donovan chose, Alonso completed an explosion of three points off Kris Bubic de Kansas City to give the National League an advantage of 5-0.
Casey Mize then replaced Bubic, abandoning a 414 -foot solo circuit at the Diamondbacks Star Corbin Carroll to extend the six -racing margin.
Making his second stars match in as many seasons, Paul Skenes of Pittsburgh withdrew Detroit Tigers Gleyber Torres and Riley Greene in the first before introducing the Aaron judge in a base of the AS only.
– Jack Batten, level media in the field
