| MLB All Star MVPS |
| Year |
Winner |
Host City |
MVP |
| 2009 |
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Chicago (AL) |
| 2008 |
American, 3-2 |
New York (NL) |
| 2007 |
American, 5-4 |
Cleveland |
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| 2006 |
American, 3-2 |
Boston (NL) |
| 2005 |
American, 7-5 |
Washington |
| 2004 |
American, 9-4 |
Cincinnati |
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| 2003 |
American, 7-6 |
New York (AL) |
| 2002 |
7-7 tie, 11 innings |
St. Louis (NL) |
| 2001 |
American, 4-1 |
Detroit |
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| 2000 |
American, 6-3 |
New York (NL) |
| 1999 |
American, 4-1 |
Philadelphia (AL) |
| 1998 |
American, 13-8 |
Pittsburgh |
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| 1997 |
American, 3-1 |
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| 1996 |
National, 6-0 |
Boston (AL) |
| 1995 |
National, 3-2 |
Chicago (NL) |
| 1994 |
National, 8-7 (10) |
St. Louis (AL) |
| 1993 |
American, 9-3 |
Brooklyn |
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| 1992 |
American, 13-6 |
Chicago (AL) |
| 1991 |
American, 4-2 |
Detroit |
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| 1990 |
American, 2-0 |
Philadelphia (NL) |
| 1989 |
American, 5-3 |
Cincinnati |
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| 1988 |
American, 2-1 |
Cleveland |
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| 1987 |
National, 2-0 (13) |
Milwaukee |
| 1986 |
American, 3-2 |
Washington |
| 1985 |
National, 6-1 |
St. Louis |
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| 1984 |
National, 3-1 |
Baltimore |
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| 1983 |
American, 13-3 |
Pittsburgh |
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| 1982 |
National, 4-1 |
Los Angeles |
| 1981 |
National, 5-4 |
Kansas City |
| 1980 |
National, 4-2 |
New York |
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| 1979 |
National, 7-6 |
San Francisco |
| 1978 |
National, 7-3 |
Boston |
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| 1977 |
National, 7-5 |
Washington |
Maury Wills, Los Angeles (NL), SS |
| 1976 |
National, 7-1 |
Chicago (NL) |
Leon Wagner, Los Angeles (AL), OF |
| 1975 |
National, 6-3 |
Cleveland |
Willie Mays, San Francisco, OF |
| 1974 |
National, 7-2 |
New York (NL) |
Johnny Callison, Philadelphia, OF |
| 1973 |
National, 7-1 |
Minnesota |
Juan Marichal, San Francisco, P |
| 1972 |
National, 4-3 (10) |
St. Louis |
Brooks Robinson, Baltimore, 3B |
| 1971 |
American, 6-4 |
California |
Tony Perez, Cincinnati, 3B |
| 1970 |
National, 5-4 (12) |
Houston |
Willie Mays, San Francisco, OF |
| 1969 |
National, 9-3 |
Washington |
Willie McCovey, San Francisco, 1B |
| 1968 |
National, 1-0 |
Cincinnati |
Carl Yastrzemski, Boston, OF-1B |
| 1967 |
National, 2-1 (15) |
Detroit |
Frank Robinson, Baltimore, OF |
| 1966 |
National, 2-1 (10) |
Atlanta |
Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, 2B |
| 1965 |
National, 6-5 |
Kansas |
Bobby Bonds, San Francisco, OF |
| 1964 |
National, 7-4 |
Pittsburgh |
Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1B |
| 1963 |
National, 5-3 |
Milwaukee |
Bill Madlock, Chicago (NL), 3B and Jon Matlack, New York (NL), P |
| 1962 |
National, 3-1 |
Philadelphia |
George Foster, Cincinnati, OF |
| 1962 |
American, 9-4 |
New York (AL) |
Don Sutton, Los Angeles, P |
| 1961 |
National, 5-4 (10) |
San Diego |
Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1B |
| 1961 |
Tie, 1-1 (9, rain) |
Seattle |
Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, OF |
| 1960 |
National, 5-3 |
Los Angeles |
Ken Griffey, Cincinnati, OF |
| 1960 |
National, 6-0 |
Cleveland |
Gary Carter, Montreal, C |
| 1959 |
National, 5-4 |
Montreal |
Dave Concepcion, Cincinnati, SS |
| 1959 |
American, 5-3 |
Chicago (AL) |
Fred Lynn, California, OF |
| 1958 |
American, 4-3 |
San Francisco |
Gary Carter, Montreal, C |
| 1957 |
American, 6-5 |
Minnesota |
LaMarr Hoyt, San Diego, P |
| 1956 |
National, 7-3 |
Houston |
Roger Clemens, Boston, P |
| 1955 |
National, 6-5 (12) |
Oakland |
Tim Raines, Montreal, OF |
| 1954 |
American, 11-9 |
Cincinnati |
Terry Steinbach, Oakland, C |
| 1953 |
National, 5-1 |
California |
Bo Jackson, Kansas City, OF |
| 1952 |
National, 3-2 (5, rain) |
Chicago (NL) |
Julio Franco, Texas, 2B |
| 1951 |
National, 8-3 |
Toronto |
Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore, SS |
| 1950 |
National, 4-3 (14) |
San Diego |
Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle, OF |
| 1949 |
American, 11-7 |
Baltimore |
Kirby Puckett, Minnesota, OF |
| 1948 |
American, 5-2 |
Pittsburgh |
Fred McGriff, Atlanta, 1B |
| 1947 |
American, 2-1 |
Texas |
Jeff Conine, Florida, PH |
| 1946 |
American, 12-0 |
Philadelphia |
Mike Piazza, Los Angeles, C |
| 1945 |
Game not Played |
Cleveland |
Sandy Alomar Jr., Cleveland, C |
| 1944 |
National, 7-1 |
Colorado |
Roberto Alomar, Baltimore, 2B |
| 1943 |
American, 5-3 |
Boston |
Pedro Martinez, Boston, P |
| 1942 |
American, 3-1 |
Atlanta |
Derek Jeter, New York (AL), SS |
| 1941 |
American, 7-5 |
Seattle |
Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore, SS |
| 1940 |
National, 4-0 |
Milwaukee |
No Selection |
| 1939 |
American, 3-1 |
Chicago |
Garret Anderson , Anaheim Angels |
| 1938 |
National, 4-1 |
Houston |
Alfonso Soriano, Texas Rangers |
| 1937 |
American, 8-3 |
Detroit |
Miguel Tejada, Baltimore |
| 1936 |
National, 4-3 |
Pittsburgh |
Michael Young, Texas Rangers |
| 1935 |
American, 4-1 |
San Francisco |
Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle |
| 1934 |
American, 9-7 |
Pittsburgh |
Michael Young, Texas Rangers |
| 1933 |
American, 4-2 |
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