The National League triumphed over the American League 4-3 in a historic All-Star Game, featuring the first-ever 'swing-off' to break a 6-6 tie after nine innings. AL manager Aaron Boone's trio included Brent Rooker, Randy Arozarena, and Jonathan Aranda, but it was the NL's Kyle Schwarber, Pete Alonso, and Kyle Stowers who stole the show. Schwarber's incredible performance, hitting three home runs, propelled the NL ahead, securing victory after the AL's Aranda faltered in the final round.

Initially, the NL jumped to a 5-0 lead, thanks to a two-run double from Ketel Marte and a three-run homer from Alonso. The American League attempted a comeback with a three-run shot from Rooker, but ultimately fell short. This win marks the NL's second victory in three years, a significant turnaround after a long streak of losses in the All-Star clash.