All-Star Results - 1993
Game 64
July 13, 1993
| Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore
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| MVP: Kirby Puckett, MIN (AL) |
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| Pitchers: Beck (7), Harvey (8) vs Langston, Johnson (3), McDOWELL (5), Key (6), Montgomery (7), Aguilera (8), Ward (9) |
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Home Runs: Sheffield-N, Alomar-A, Puckett-A
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Attendance: 48,147
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Ralph Kiner, right, Pittsburgh Pirate slugger, enjoys a chat with another slugging great, Boston's Ted Williams before the start of the All-Star game at Comiskey Park, Chicago, IL, July 11, 1950.
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History
It was one of the most memorable at-bats in the history of the Midsummer Classic. John Kruk, the member of the Phillies least likely to finish the game in a clean uniform, stepped into the batter's box. Despite his pear-shaped body and excess weight, Kruk is a smart batsmen. At the first-ever All-Star Game to be held at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Kruk faced American League starter Randy Johnson, the 6-foot 10-inch fireballer from Seattle. The pitches sailed over and around Kruk! The junior circuit continued their win streak, 9-3 over the National League.
