Giants star in National League's victory

Pablo Sandoval highlighted a historic five-run first inning with a bases-loaded triple, and Melky Cabrera, the game's Most Valuable Player, went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer in the fourth inning to spark the National League's third consecutive victory, an 8-0 shellacking of the American League.

Giants star in National League's victory

Pablo Sandoval highlighted a historic five-run first inning with a bases-loaded triple, and Melky Cabrera, the game's Most Valuable Player, went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer in the fourth inning to spark the National League's third consecutive victory, an 8-0 shellacking of the American League.

In defeat, Yanks happy for former comrade

Robinson Cano stood rigidly near second base on Tuesday night, never daring to outstretch his palm from his pinstriped uniform to congratulate Melky Cabrera during a home-run trot, though he was happy for his good friend. It wasn't the right time to celebrate, not with the American League hurtling toward an 8-0 All-Star Game loss to the National League.

In defeat, Yanks happy for former comrade

Robinson Cano stood rigidly near second base on Tuesday night, never daring to outstretch his palm from his pinstriped uniform to congratulate Melky Cabrera during a home-run trot, though he was happy for his good friend. It wasn't the right time to celebrate, not with the American League hurtling toward an 8-0 All-Star Game loss to the National League.

Miley's All-Star experience a winning one

Wade Miley won twice on Tuesday. As far as he is concerned, he won when he stepped onto the field for the first time as a member of the National League All-Stars, and he was victorious again a few hours later, after he faced two batters in an 8-0 win over the American League in the 83rd All-Star Game.

O's trio gets to share 'pretty cool' experience

There was some comfort for Orioles closer Jim Johnson as he made his first All-Star appearance on Tuesday. As the righty entered the game in the eighth inning and peered in for the signs, the catcher was Matt Wieters, the man who catches him regularly in Baltimore. If he looked out to center field, he could see Adam Jones, another teammate.