NL All-Stars versus AL All-Stars - July 12, 2011 - Chase Field Play-by-play - Back To Baseball

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Inning	Outs	Balls	Strikes
Top 2	2	2	2
Team	R	H	E
AL All-Stars	0	0	0
NL All-Stars	0	0	0

Inning	Outs	Balls	Strikes
Top 2	0	2	2
Team	R	H	E
AL All-Stars	0	0	0
NL All-Stars	0	0	0

Adrian Beltre All Star Career

	Game	All Star History Average
Average	.000	.250
OBP	.000	.235
At Bats	0	16
Hits	0	4
• Singles	0	4
• Doubles	0	0
• Triples	0	0
• Home Runs	0	0
Walks	0	0
RBI’s	0	1

Roy Halladay All Star Career

Wins	Losses	Saves
0	0	0

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Chase Field - July 12, 2011 (Back to Lineups)

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Roy Halladay

Brian McCann

Prince Fielder

Rickie Weeks

Scott Rolen

Troy Tulowitzki

Matt Holliday

Matt Kemp

Lance Berkman

Adrian Beltre

Final Stats

	Runs	Hits	Errors	LOB
AL All-Stars	1	6	0	6
NL All-Stars	5	9	2	3

Winning Pitcher	Tyler Clippard
Losing Pitcher	C.J. Wilson
Save	Brian Wilson
Game Winning RBI	Prince Fielder
Attendance	47,994
Time of Game	2 hours 50 minutes

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CURRENT PLAY:
Beltre hits a fly ball into right field. Berkman settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

PRIOR PLAYS:

Top 2 Hamilton hits a ball on the ground towards third. Rolen fields it and throws to first for the out.

Top 2 Bautista hits a fly ball into center field. Kemp settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Bottom 1 Fielder hits a line drive into left field. Hamilton settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Bottom 1 Kemp takes first base on ball four.

Bottom 1 Beltran strikes out.

Bottom 1 Weeks hits a ball on the ground towards first. Gonzalez scoops up the ball, races to the bag, and beats Weeks for the out.

Top 1 Gonzalez hits a ball on the ground towards first. Fielder scoops up the ball, races to the bag, and beats Gonzalez for the out.

Top 1 Cabrera strikes out.

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