Starting Lineup
American League
1 Lou Whitaker Tigers 2B
2 Rod Carew Angels 1B
3 Cal Ripken Orioles SS
4 Dave Winfield Yankees LF
5 Reggie Jackson RF Angels
6 George Brett Royals 3B
7 Lance Parrish Tigers C
8 Chet Lemon Tigers CF
9 Dave Stieb Blue Jays P
National League
1 Tony Gwynn Padres LF
2 Ryne Sandberg Cubs 2B
3 Steve Garvey Padres 1B
4 Dale Murphy Braves CF
5 Mike Schmidt Phillies 3B
6 Darryl Strawberry Mets RF
7 Gary Carter Mets C
8 Ozzie Smith Cardinals SS
9 Charlie Lea Expos P
American League Reserves
C Dave Engle Twins C
C Jim Sundberg Brewers C
1B Alvin Davis Mariners 1B
1B Don Mattingly Yankees 1B
2B Damaso Garcia Blue Jays 2B
3B Buddy Bell Rangers 3B
SS Alfredo Griffin Blue Jays SS
SS Alan Trammell Tigers SS
OF Tony Armas Red Sox OF
OF Rickey Henderson Athletics OF
OF Jim Rice Red Sox OF
DH Eddie Murray Orioles DH
DH Andre Thornton Indians DH
Pitchers
Mike Boddicker Orioles
Bill Caudill Athletics
Rich Dotson White Sox
Willie Hernandez Tigers
Jack Morris Tigers
Phil Niekro Yankees
Dan Quisenberry Royals
National League Reserves
Bob Brenly Giants C
Jody Davis Cubs C
Tony Pena Pirates C
Keith Hernandez Mets 1B
Juan Samuel Phillies 2B
Tim Wallach Expos 3B
Rafael Ramírez Braves SS
Chili Davis Giants OF
Mike Marshall Dodgers OF
Jerry Mumphrey Astros OF
Tim Raines Expos OF
Claudell Washington Braves OF
Pitchers
Joaquin Andujar Cardinals
Dwight Gooden Mets
Rich Gossage Padres
Al Holland Phillies
Jesse Orosco Mets
Mario Soto Reds
Bruce Sutter Cardinals
Fernando Valenzuela Dodgers
1977 MVP Plays his last All-Star Game
California Angels First Baseman and 18 time All-Star Rod Carew played in his final MLB All Star game in 1984. Carew has 7 batting titles, a rookie of the year and an MVP award. Rod Carew has an amazing .328 career batting average during his 19-year career. He was selected the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1991.
1984 MLB All Star Game
National League 3 American League 1
Venue
Candlestick Park
San Francisco, California
First Pitch: Carl Hubbell
Honorary Captains
Hank Greenberg AL Willie McCovey NL
Pitchers
Winning Pitcher: Charlie Lea Losing Pitcher: Dave Stieb
Home Runs
George Brett Royals
Gary Carter Expos
Dale Murphy Braves
MVP: Gary Carter Expos
Managers
Joe Altobelli Orioles
Paul Owens Phillies
Montreal Expos catcher Gary Carter wins his 2nd MLB All Star MVP
1984 MLB All Star Game