Starting Lineup
American League
1 Rod Carew Angels 1B
2 Robin Yount Brewers SS
3 Fred Lynn Angels CF
4 Jim Rice Red Sox LF
5 George Brett Royals 3B
6 Ted Simmons Brewers C
7 Dave Winfield Yankees RF
8 Manny Trillo Indians 2B
9 Dave Stieb Blue Jays P
National League
1 Steve Sax Dodgers 2B
2 Tim Raines Expos LF
3 Andre Dawson Expos CF
4 Al Oliver Expos 1B
5 Dale Murphy Braves RF
6 Mike Schmidt Phillies 3B
7 Gary Carter Expos C
8 Ozzie Smith Cardinals SS
9 Mario Soto Reds P
American League Reserves
Bob Boone C Angels
Lance Parrish C Tigers
Cecil Cooper 1B Brewers
Eddie Murray 1B Orioles
Lou Whitaker 2B Tigers
Doug DeCinces 2B Angels
Cal Ripken, Jr. SS Orioles
Rickey Henderson OF Athletics
Ron Kittle OF White Sox
Ben Oglivie OF Brewers
Gary Ward OF Twins
Willie Wilson OF Royals
Reggie Jackson DH Angels
Carl Yastrzemski DH Red Sox
Pitchers
Ron Guidry Yankees
Rick Honeycutt Rangers
Aurelio Lopez Tigers
Tippy Martinez Orioles
Dan Quisenberry Royals
Bob Stanley Red Sox
Rick Sutcliffe Indians
Matt Young Mariners
National League Reserves
Bruce Benedict C Braves
Terry Kennedy C Padres
Darrell Evans 1B Giants
George Hendrick 1B Cardinals
Glenn Hubbard 2B Braves
Johnny Bench 3B Reds
Pedro Guerrero 3B Dodgers
Bill Madlock 3B Pirates
Dickie Thon SS Astros
Leon Durham OF Cubs
Willie McGee OF Cardinals
Pitchers
Bill Dawley Astros
Dave Dravecky Padres
Atlee Hammaker Giants
Gary Lavelle Giants
Jesse Orosco Mets
Pascual Perez Braves
Steve Rogers Expos
Lee Smith Cubs
Fernando Valenzuela Dodgers
1983 MLB All Star Game
Angels in the Outfield
California Angels Outfielder Fred Lynn hit the first grand slam in MLB All Star history. In the 2nd inning, San Francisco Giants pitcher Atlee Hammaker served up the "Grand Salami" to Lynn adding to the 7 runs the American League scored in the inning.
Fred Lynn was a 9-time MLB All Star
1983 MLB All Star Game
American League 13 National League 3
Venue
Comiskey Park, Chicago, Illinois
First Pitch: Lefy Gomez
Honorary Captains
Joe Cronin AL Ernie Banks NL
Pitchers
Winning Pitcher: Dave Stieb Losing Pitcher: Mario Soto
Home Runs
Fred Lynn Angels
Jim Rice Red Sox
MVP: Fred Lynn Angels
Managers
Harvey Kuenn Brewers
Whitey Herzog Cardinals