American League shuts out National League in All-Star Game as Verlander returns
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Last updated Jul 15, 2026
The 96th MLB All-Star Game took place in Philadelphia, where the American League shut out the National League 4-0. This match marked the first All-Star Game shutout in 14 years, with the American League securing its 11th win in the last 13 All-Star matches. Justin Verlander made a notable appearance as a legacy selection, although he did not pitch, while Riley Greene represented Detroit as the only starter, striking out twice. The game highlighted the competitive spirit of baseball alongside nostalgic moments, celebrating America's 250th birthday.
- •American League wins 4-0 against National League in All-Star Game.
- •Justin Verlander made an appearance but did not pitch.
- •Riley Greene struck out twice as the Tigers' lone starter.
- •The game marked the first All-Star shutout in 14 years.
- •League achieves 11 wins in the last 13 All-Star Games.
- 3:25 AMYahoo Sports — Detroit Tigers Go Hitless in 96th MLB All-Star Game as Verlander Bids Farewell
"The American League dominated Philadelphia as four Tigers joined the midsummer festivities, highlighting Justin Verlander’s poignant final selection and Riley Greene’s historic streak amidst a nostalgic national celebration.
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