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Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game returns after a year off due to the pandemic, the 91st game between Major League Baseball and the National at 7:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday night. Fans and players alike can’t wait to see what Shohei Ohtani will do, batting out front as the designated hitter and AL’s starting pitcher. The 27-year-old leads the big leagues with 33 home runs and has 87 hits in 67 runs as a pitcher, and national player Max Scherzer will take the hill in the NL, his fourth All-Star career. All-star debuts Badris shortstop Fernando Tates Jr and Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr, two of the game’s best young players who have made their way to the top of the leaderboards. Stay tuned for updates all night long. Matt Barnes gave up a two-stroke and walked to load the rules – bringing the green light to the plate – with two wins at the bottom of the eighth, but Chris Bryant’s sinking streak to the left was caught on the field 3-0 in a nice sliding play by Jared Walsh to end the threat. With bases loaded and two exits at the bottom of sixth, Chris Bassett ran away from catcher Mike Zunino allowing Mane Machado to score in the National League. All-Stars (average of .198) but flashes of power that got him into the game, solo hitting home from the Mets Taiguan Walker for the top of sixth. Musk Velez hit a home solo run of left Tigers Gregory Soto at the bottom of fifth to cut the National League deficit. to 4-1. Realmuto earned an all-star start after a saga of Buster Posey’s injury last week kept him out of the game, as AL jumped ahead in the second half on Marcus Simin’s RBI single, and secured a home solo from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. In the third inning, then added two more at the top of the fifth. AL pitchers – Shohei Ohtani, Lance Lynn, Kyle Gibson and Nathan Eovaldi – shortened the NL to two strokes in the first four innings. In the third inning, Guerrero fired a brutal home run to the left – while Tatis Jr. He gives an interview at Shortstop. NL second base Adam Fraser. At the bottom of the first, Otani set up the NL in the order, retiring Fernando Tates Jr. (volleyball), Max Muncie (flatball) and Nolan Arenado (football), and was replaced on the hill in the second half by Kyle Gibson. Ohtani came to the plate again in the second half and fell back to first base on the first court. The All-Star uniforms, deeply ominous, made their debut on the field, but… they really don’t look that bad? Max Scherzer: 7-4, 2.66 ERA, 134 strokes in 98 innings, Shohei Ohtani: 4-1, 3.49 ERA, 87 strokes in 67 innings, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Fernando Tates Jr. arrived at the MLB All-Star Game with franchises befitting a king and It exceeded even the highest expectations assigned to them. “You can’t live your life by what people say or expect you to do,” Tatis said. “Every time I go out to the playground, I’m the same kid playing the game I love and enjoy every time.”