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All-Star Game Completionists

by Grant Brisbee

Back in the day, it was the norm for the game’s biggest stars to play a full nine innings in the All-Star Game. When did that change? Craig Robinson has the graphic to show you.

↵And to answer your question: Carlos Beltran was the guy who did it in 2006.

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