Cody Bellinger and Ben Rice Create All-Star Game History for the Yankees

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Cody Bellinger and Ben Rice Create All-Star Game History for the Yankees

NY teammates Bellinger and Rice put the AL on the board in the game. With this, the Yankees became just the second team in MLB history to have two different players drive in a run in the first inning of an All-Star Game. The other was the Reds in 1977 with Joe Morgan and George Foster.

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