Will the National League beat up on the American league in Tues's All Star gm with a 5+ run victory?
72% of users predicted NO — the community got this one right. 32 predictions cast.
The American League shut out the National League 4-0 in the 96th MLB All-Star Game, played Tuesday, July 14, 2026, at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, meaning the National League did not deliver the 5-plus run victory the question asked about. New York Yankees hitters Cody Bellinger and Ben Rice drove in RBI singles to give the AL an early 3-0 lead in the first inning, and Miguel Vargas added a solo home run in the eighth for insurance. Bellinger was named the game's MVP. AL pitching dominated throughout, holding the NL to just three singles and two walks while not allowing a single runner to reach second base, the second-fewest hits allowed in All-Star Game history. The lopsided final margin stemmed from an early offensive burst backed by strong AL pitching depth rather than a back-and-forth contest. Philadelphia fans reportedly booed more than they cheered as the game wound down, reflecting some frustration with the format and result. The community leaned toward the eventual outcome, with only 28 percent expecting a 5-plus run National League win, and the actual result went the opposite direction entirely: an American League shutout rather than any National League blowout.