1998 All-Star Game: AL defeats NL, 13-8
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Published 2015-07-08
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All Comments (21)
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RIP Tony Gwynn, one of the greatest. 1960-2014
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God is good, all the time!
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One of the best ASG's ever. So many legends and hall of famers. My childhood man. Damn I'm old lol.
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That damb plane sure made a racket!
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I was there....worked as a P.A. for NBC..... was in my mid 20's in the dugout, tunnels, etc.... all my baseball cards coming to life!!!
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Kenny Lofton was my absolute favorite player because he was such a naturally smooth athlete. As a left-handed leadoff hitter that played CF myself, Kenny Lofton hung the moon for me as a kid. So I hung his poster on my wall lol. I remember my mother bought me his signature cletes for my baseball season as a youth.
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1:12:33 "Talk about hall of fame matchups." referring to Bonds, Clemonds and McGwire. That statement didn't age well...
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My entire Childhood in 3 1/2 hrs
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RIP DON BAYLOR :(
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Hands down the greatsst MLB season of all times. My childhood.
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Joe Morgan seriously showcased why he was and will forever be the greatest 2nd fiddle in the booth. The man was smooth with everything he said.
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The Greatest players Ever in the Greatest era of baseball Ever..!
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1:12:33 Costas saying Clemens and Bonds are sure-fire HoFers. No one would have thought that getting there would be so difficult for both of them.
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I dunno about you guys but I will always remember this All Star Game for the play that Paul O'Neill made from left field at 3:01:04. Maybe that's just the Yankee fan in me. I never hear anybody talk about it though so I had to watch this just to make sure that really happened, that he really did gun down Fernando Vina at home plate in an All Star game with a perfect throw in a clutch late-inning situation. Sure did. That's the play of the game for me.
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I remember this Bonds home run. Was the sole Giants fan on my summer Legion team, we were mostly graduating seniors and had a great high school season. We all got together and watched, and I was shouting and hollering when Bonds hit it. ha ha, good times
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Juan Gonzalez having 101 RBIs at the All-Star break is insane. These guys were such studs! Different era!
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That NL starting lineup was absolutely stacked. Incredible. Makes me feel old.
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Now this is an all star game. I feel bad for people that didn’t watch baseball in the 90s
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There's like 3,000 HR in that AL starting lineup
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greatest all star game of all time IMO
