For the first time dating back to 1996 the National League won the All-Star game tonight. The story of the game has been the pitching dominance shown from both sides. However, the NL definitely outshined the AL in that department. I'll tell you I'd be a little intimidated by that rotation and bullpen. Anyway, it's about time a National League team gets home field advantage during the world series. Now it's time to focus on second half baseball and the path to the finish.
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