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MLB All Star MVPS
Year	Winner	Host City	MVP
1933	American, 4-2	Chicago (AL)
1934	American, 9-7	New York (NL)
1935	American, 4-1	Cleveland
1936	National, 4-3	Boston (NL)
1937	American, 8-3	Washington
1938	National, 4-1	Cincinnati
1939	American, 3-1	New York (AL)
1940	National, 4-0	St. Louis (NL)
1941	American, 7-5	Detroit
1942	American, 3-1	New York (NL)
1943	American, 5-3	Philadelphia (AL)
1944	National, 7-1	Pittsburgh
1945	Game not Played
1946	American, 12-0	Boston (AL)
1947	American, 2-1	Chicago (NL)
1948	American, 5-2	St. Louis (AL)
1949	American, 11-7	Brooklyn
1950	National, 4-3 (14)	Chicago (AL)
1951	National, 8-3	Detroit
1952	National, 3-2 (5, rain)	Philadelphia (NL)
1953	National, 5-1	Cincinnati
1954	American, 11-9	Cleveland
1955	National, 6-5 (12)	Milwaukee
1956	National, 7-3	Washington
1957	American, 6-5	St. Louis
1958	American, 4-3	Baltimore
1959	National, 5-4	Pittsburgh
1959	American, 5-3	Los Angeles
1960	National, 5-3	Kansas City
1960	National, 6-0	New York
1961	National, 5-4 (10)	San Francisco
1961	Tie, 1-1 (9, rain)	Boston
1962	National, 3-1	Washington	Maury Wills, Los Angeles (NL), SS
1962	American, 9-4	Chicago (NL)	Leon Wagner, Los Angeles (AL), OF
1963	National, 5-3	Cleveland	Willie Mays, San Francisco, OF
1964	National, 7-4	New York (NL)	Johnny Callison, Philadelphia, OF
1965	National, 6-5	Minnesota	Juan Marichal, San Francisco, P
1966	National, 2-1 (10)	St. Louis	Brooks Robinson, Baltimore, 3B
1967	National, 2-1 (15)	California	Tony Perez, Cincinnati, 3B
1968	National, 1-0	Houston	Willie Mays, San Francisco, OF
1969	National, 9-3	Washington	Willie McCovey, San Francisco, 1B
1970	National, 5-4 (12)	Cincinnati	Carl Yastrzemski, Boston, OF-1B
1971	American, 6-4	Detroit	Frank Robinson, Baltimore, OF
1972	National, 4-3 (10)	Atlanta	Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, 2B
1973	National, 7-1	Kansas	Bobby Bonds, San Francisco, OF
1974	National, 7-2	Pittsburgh	Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1B
1975	National, 6-3	Milwaukee	Bill Madlock, Chicago (NL), 3B and Jon Matlack, New York (NL), P
1976	National, 7-1	Philadelphia	George Foster, Cincinnati, OF
1977	National, 7-5	New York (AL)	Don Sutton, Los Angeles, P
1978	National, 7-3	San Diego	Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1B
1979	National, 7-6	Seattle	Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, OF
1980	National, 4-2	Los Angeles	Ken Griffey, Cincinnati, OF
1981	National, 5-4	Cleveland	Gary Carter, Montreal, C
1982	National, 4-1	Montreal	Dave Concepcion, Cincinnati, SS
1983	American, 13-3	Chicago (AL)	Fred Lynn, California, OF
1984	National, 3-1	San Francisco	Gary Carter, Montreal, C
1985	National, 6-1	Minnesota	LaMarr Hoyt, San Diego, P
1986	American, 3-2	Houston	Roger Clemens, Boston, P
1987	National, 2-0 (13)	Oakland	Tim Raines, Montreal, OF
1988	American, 2-1	Cincinnati	Terry Steinbach, Oakland, C
1989	American, 5-3	California	Bo Jackson, Kansas City, OF
1990	American, 2-0	Chicago (NL)	Julio Franco, Texas, 2B
1991	American, 4-2	Toronto	Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore, SS
1992	American, 13-6	San Diego	Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle, OF
1993	American, 9-3	Baltimore	Kirby Puckett, Minnesota, OF
1994	National, 8-7 (10)	Pittsburgh	Fred McGriff, Atlanta, 1B
1995	National, 3-2	Texas	Jeff Conine, Florida, PH
1996	National, 6-0	Philadelphia	Mike Piazza, Los Angeles, C
1997	American, 3-1	Cleveland	Sandy Alomar Jr., Cleveland, C
1998	American, 13-8	Colorado	Roberto Alomar, Baltimore, 2B
1999	American, 4-1	Boston	Pedro Martinez, Boston, P
2000	American, 6-3	Atlanta	Derek Jeter, New York (AL), SS
2001	American, 4-1	Seattle	Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore, SS
2002	7-7 tie, 11 innings	Milwaukee	No Selection
2003	American, 7-6	Chicago	Garret Anderson , Anaheim Angels
2004	American, 9-4	Houston	Alfonso Soriano, Texas Rangers
2005	American, 7-5	Detroit	Miguel Tejada, Baltimore
2006	American, 3-2	Pittsburgh	Michael Young, Texas Rangers
2007	American, 5-4	San Francisco	Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle
2008	American, 3-2	Pittsburgh	Michael Young, Texas Rangers