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KANSAS CITY ALL STARS
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Persons who have represented Kansas City in the All Star game:
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KC Football All Star-Pro Bowl Players |
KC Basketball All Stars |
KC Hockey All Stars |
KC Soccer All Stars |
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| 1927 | Blues: Joe Hansen 1b, Tom Sheehan P, Jimmy Zinn P. |
For the Kansas City Blues in the American Association, the team that was in first place on the 4th of July played the All Star game on their home field against a team made up of all stars from the other teams. |
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| 1928 | Blues: Joe Kuhel 1b, Denver Grigsby OF, Jimmy Zinn P. |
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| 1929 | Blues: Ollie Tucker OF, Marion Thomas P. |
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| 1933 | 1933 East West All Star Game Video |
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| 1934 |
Monarchs: Chet Brewer. Blues: Luis Almada OF |
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| 1935 | Blues: Dale Alexander 1b, Mike Kreenrich OF, Geo. Stump OF. |
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| 1936 | Monarchs: Andy Cooper, Floyd Kranson, Harry Else, Willard Brown, Henry Milton, Chet Brewer, Eddie Dwight, Chick Harris, Floyd Kranson, Pat Patterson, Bullet Rogan, Leroy Taylor |
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| 1937 | Monarchs: Willard Brown, Henry Milton, Newt Allen, Henry Milton, Hilton Smith, Willard Brown |
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| 1938 | Monarchs: Henry Milton, Newt Allen, Byron Johnson, Henry Milton, Hilton Smith, |
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| 1939 | Monarchs: Henry Milton, Hilton Smith, Turkey Stearnes, Ted Strong |
the Minor League American Association All Star game was held in Kansas City on July 19, 1939, for the Kansas City Bues having the best record in the league. The Blues faced an all-star team made up of the rest of the league. An American Association All Star Game record crowd of 16,521 attended the game. |
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1940 |
Monarchs: Henry Milton, Hilton Smith, Joe Greene |
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| 1941 | Monarchs: Newt Allen Satchel Paige, Hilton Smith, Ted Strong |
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| 1942 |
Monarchs: Willard Brown, Joe Greene, Buck O'Neil, Newt Allen Satchel Paige, Hilton Smith, Ted Strong. Blues: Eric Tipton OF, Kenneth Sears OF, Charles Wensloff P. |
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| 1943 | Monarchs: Willard Brown, Satchel Paige, Newt Allen, Jesse Williams |
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| 1944 | Monarchs: Bonnie Serrell |
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| 1945 |
Monarchs: Booker McDaniels, Jackie Robinson, Jesse Williams. Blues: Frank Zak SS |
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| 1946 | Monarachs; Chico Renfroe and John Scott |
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| 1947 |
Monarchs: Robert Aberneth, Lefty Smith, Herb Souell. Blues: Cliff Mapes OF, Ed Stuart OF, Hank Bauer OF, Gus NIarhop C, Fred Bradley P, Frank Hiller P |
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| 1948 |
Monarchs: Willard Brown, Herb Souell, Lefty LaMarque Blues: Al Rosen, Ralph Houk. Blues: Al Rosen 3b, Ralph Houk C. |
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| 1949 | Monarchs: Willard Brown, Lefty LaMarque, Buck O'Neil, Gene Richardson. Bues: Joe Collins 1b. |
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| 1950 | Monarchs: Tom Cooperl, Connie Johnson, Herb Souell |
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| 1951 |
Monarchs: Woody Brewer, Tom Cooper, Theolic Smith, Jesse Williams. Blues: Bob Cerv OF. |
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| 1952 |
Monarchs: Henry Baylis, James Henderson, Ike Jackson, Stony Jackson, Dick Phillips. Blues: Don Bollweb 1b, Bill Sleowron OF, Bill Renna OF, Roy Partee C, Vic Power, Eddie Erautt P, Ed Cereghino P. |
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| 1953 |
Monarchs: Juan Armenteros, Ernie Banks, Hank Baylis, Woody Brewer, Tom Cooper, Pancho Herrera, John W. Stony Jackson, Ernest (Schooley) Johnson. Blues: Alex Grammer SS, Vic Power OF |
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| 1954 | Blues: Kal Segrist 3b, John Kucab P. |
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| 1955 | Athletics: Jim Finigan-3B Vic Power-1B |
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| 1956 | A's: Vic Power-1B Harry Simpson- OF |
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| 1957 | A's: Joe DeMaestri- SS |
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| 1958 | Bob Cerv- A's OF |
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| 1959 | A's: Bud Daley- Pitcher Roger Maris-OF |
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| 1960 | Bud Daley- A's Pitcher |
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| 1961 | Dick Howser- A's 3B |
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| 1962 | Norm Siebern- A's 1B |
the Negro Leagues East West All Star Game was played at Muncipal Stadium in Kansas City, MO, with the West winning 5-2. |
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| 1963 | Norm Siebern- A's 1B-OF |
Chiefs: Fred Arbanas-TE, Mel Branch-DE, Reg Carolan-WR, Jerry Cornelison-T, Len Dawson-QB, Dave Grayson-DB, Abner Haynes-RB, Sherrill Headrick-LB, E J Holub-LB, Jerry Mays-DE, Curtis McClinton-RB, Marvin Terrell-G. |
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| 1964 | A's: Rocky Colovito-OF John Wyatt- Pitcher |
Chiefs: Fred Arbanas-TE, Mel Branch-DE, Ed Budde-G, Walter Corey-LB, Jim Fraser-LB, Dave Grayson-DB, Johnny Robinson-S, Jim Tyrer-T, Duane Wood-DB |
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| 1965 | John O'Donoghue- A's Pitcher |
Fred Arbanas-TE, Bobby Bell-LB, Tommy Brooker-PK, Buck Buchanan-DT, Len Dawson-QB, Jim Fraser-LB, Dave Grayson-DB, Abner Haynes-RB, Mack Lee Hill-RB, E J Holub-LB, Bobby Hunt-DB, Jerry Mays-DE, Johnny Robinson-S, Jim Tyrer-T. |
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| 1966 | Catfish Hunter- A's Pitcher |
Fred Arbanas-TE, Bobby Bell-LB, Buck Buchanan-DT, Sherrill Headrick-LB, E J Holub-LB, Frank Jackson-WR, Jerry Mays-DE, Johnny Robinson-S, Jim Tyrer-T. |
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| 1967 | Catfish Hunter- A's Pitcher |
Chiefs: Bobby Bell-LB, Buck Buchanan-DT, Ed Budde-G, Len Dawson-QB, Mike Garrett-RB, Sherril Headrick-LB, E J Holub-LB, Jerry Mays-DE, Curtis McClinton-RB, Johnny Robinson-S, Jim Tyrer-T. |
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| 1968 | Chiefs: Fred Arbanas-TE, Bobby Bell-LB, Buck Buchanan-DT, Ed Budde-G, Len Dawson-QB, Mike Garrett-RB, Jerry Mays-DE, Curtis McClinton-RB, Johnny Robinson-S |
Blues: Gary Veneruzzo-LW, Wayne Rivers-RW. |
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| 1969 | Ellie Rodriguez- Royals Catcher |
Chiefs: Buck Buchanan-DT, Ed Budde-G, Len Dawson-QB, Willie Lanier-LB, Jerry Mays-DE, Johnny Robinson-S, Jan Stenerud-PK, Emmit Thomas-CB, Jim Tyer-T. |
Blues: Ray Fortin-D, Gary Veneruzzo-LW |
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| 1970 | Amos Otis- Royals OF |
Chiefs: Buck Bucahanan-DT, Ed Budde-G, Curley Culp-DT, Len Dawson-QB, Robert Holmes-RB, Willie Lanier-LB, Mike Livingston-QB, Jim Marsalis-CB, Jim Tyrer-T |
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| 1971 | Royals: Amos Otis- OF Cookie Rojas-2B |
Chiefs: Buck Buchanan-DT, Ed Budde-G, Curley Culp-DT, Willie Lanier-MLB, Jan Stenerud-K, Otis Taylor-WR, Emmit Thomas-CB, Jim Tyrer-T, Jerrel Wilson-P |
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| 1972 | Royals: Amos Otis- OF, Freddie Patek-SS Lou Piniella-OF Cookie Rojas-2B Richie Scheinblum-OF, Bob Lemon (as coach) |
Chiefs: Buck Buchanan-DT, Ed Budde-G, Bobby Bell-LB, Len Dawson-QB, Curley Culp-DT, Willie Lanier-MLB, Jan Stenerud-K, Otis Taylor-WR, Emmit Thomas-CB, Jim Tyrer-T, Jerrel Wilson-P | ||||
| 1973 | Royals: John Mayberry- 1B, Amos Otis- OF Cookie Rojas-2B |
Chiefs: Bobby Bell-LB, Willie Lanier-MLB, Otis Taylor-WR, Emmitt Thomas-CB, Jerrel Wilson-P |
Kings: Tiny Archibald-G |
MLB All Star Game was held at Royals Stadium in Kansas City with the National League winning 7-1, with Bobby Bonds of the Giants being the MVP. Johnny Bench of the Reds hit what stands as the LONGEST HOME RUN in stadium history at 480 feet. |
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| 1974 | Royals: Steve Busby- Pitcher, John Mayberry- 1B, Cookie Rojas-2B, Jack McKeon (as coach) |
Chiefs: Willie Lanier-MLB, Jack Rudnay-C |
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| 1975 | Royals: Steve Busby-Pitcher Hal McRae-OF |
Chiefs: Willie Lanier-MLB, Jack Rudnay-C, Emmitt Thomas-CB |
Kings: Tiny Archibald-G, Sam Lacey-C |
Scouts: Simon Nolet-RW |
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| 1976 | Royals: George Brett-3B Hal McRae-OF, Amos Otis-OF Freddie Patek-SS, Jim Dudley, trainer |
Chiefs: Willie Lanier-MLB, Jack Rudnay-C, Jan Stenerud-K, Emmitt Thomas-CB |
Kings: Tiny Archibald-G, Scott Wedman-F |
Scouts: Wilf Paiement-RW |
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| 1977 | George Brett- Royals 3B |
Chiefs: Jack Rudnay-C |
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| 1978 | Royals: George Brett-3B Freddie Patek- SS Darrel Porter- Catcher Frank White-2B, Whitey Herzog as coach) |
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| 1979 | Royals: George Brett-3B Darrel Porter-Catcher Frank White-2B |
Kings: Otis Birdsong-G |
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| 1980 | Royals: George Brett-3B Larry Gura- Pitcher Darrel Porter- Catcher |
Chiefs: Bob Grupp-P |
Kings: Otis Birdsong-G |
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| 1981 | Royals: George Brett-3B Frank White-2B, Jim Frey manager |
Chiefs: Art Still-DE, Gary Barbaro-S, J.T. Smith-KR |
Kings: Otis Birdsong-G |
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| 1982 | Royals: George Brett-3B Hal McRae-OF Dan Quisenberry-Pitcher Frank White -2B, Dick Howser as coach |
Chiefs: Gary Barbaro-S, Joe Delaney-RB, Gary Green-CB, Nick Lowery-K, Art Still-DE |
Comets: Len Salvemini | |||
| 1983 | Royals: George Brett-3B Dan Quisenberry-Pitcher Willie Wilson- OF |
Chiefs: Gary Barbaro-S, Art Still-DE, Gary Green-CB |
the MISL Soccer All Star Game was held at Kemper Arena in Kansas City, MO |
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| 1984 | Royals: George Brett-3B Dan Quisenberry-Pitcher |
Chiefs: Carlos Carson-WR, Deron Cherry-S, Gary Green-CB, Bill Kenney-QB |
Comets: Greg Makowski, Tasso Koutsoukos, Gordon Hill, Enzo DiPede | |||
| 1985 | George Brett- Royals 3B |
Chiefs: Deron Cherry-S, Art Still-DE |
Comets: Greg Makowski | |||
| 1986 |
Royals: George Brett- 3B Dick Howser as coach |
Chiefs: Deron Cherry-S |
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| 1987 | Royals: Bret Saberhagen-PItcher, George Brett and Kevin Setizer-3B |
Chiefs: Lloyd Burruss-S, Deron Cherry-S, Bill Maas-NT |
Comets: Jorge Espinoza and Pato Margetic | Bret Saberhagen of the KC Royals was the starting pitcher for the American League. |
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| 1988 | Royals: George Brett-3B Mark Gubicza-Pitcher Kurt Stillwell-SS |
Chiefs: Carlos Carson-WR, Deron Cherry-S, Albert Lewis-CB, Bill Maas-NT |
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| 1989 | Royals: Mark Gubicza-Pitcher Bo Jackson- OF |
Chiefs: Deron Cherry-S, Dino Hackett-LB, Albert Lewis-CB |
Bo was the lead off hitter and hit the second pitch 448 feet for a homer to start the game. He became the second man to homer and steal a base in the same All Star game, joining Willie Mays. Bo Jackson of the KC Royals was the All Star Game MVP and lead all players in the number of votes. |
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| 1990 |
Bret Saberhagen- Royals Pitcher Mickey Cobb trainer |
Chiefs: Albert Lewis-CB, Christian Okoye-RB, Kevin Ross-CB, Derrick Thomas-LB |
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| 1991 | Danny Tartabull- Royals OF |
Chiefs: Albert Lewis-CB, Nick Lowery-K, Kevin Ross-CB, Derrick Thomas-LB |
Comets: Iain Fraser |
The MISL All Star Game was played at Kemper Arena in Kansas City, for a crowd of 13,270, with the Eastern Division winning 9-8 in OT. |
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| 1992 |
Jeff Montgomery- Royals Pitcher Hal McRae as coach |
Chiefs: Christian Okoye-RB, Neil Smith-DE, Derrick Thomas-LB |
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| 1993 | Jeff Montgomery- Royals PItcher |
Chiefs: John Alt-T, Nick Lowery-K, Neil Smith-DE, Derrick Thomas-LB |
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| 1994 | David Cone- Royals Pitcher |
Chiefs: Marcus Allen-RB, John Alt-T, Joe Montana-QB, Neil Smith-DE, Derrick Thomas-LB |
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| 1995 | Kevin Appier- Royals Pitcher |
Chiefs: Dale Carter-CB, NEil Smith-DE, Derrick Thomas-LB |
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| 1996 |
Jeff Montgomery- Royals Pitcher Bob Boone as coach |
Wizards: Preki, Vitalis Takawira, Mo Johnston | ||||
| 1997 | Jose Rosado- Royals Pitcher |
Wizards: Preki, Vitalis Takawira, Mo Johnston, Richard Gough, Mark Chung | ||||
| 1998 | Dean Palmer- Royals 3B |
Wizards: Preki, Uche Okafor, Mo Johnson, | ||||
| 1999 | Jose Rosado- Royals Pitcher |
Wizards: Preki, Alexi Lalas | Preki has two goals and assist as MVP in the All Star Game in San Diego, CA | |||
| 2000 | Jermaine Dye- Royals OF Mike Sweeney- Royals 1B |
Wizards: Preki, Tony Meola, Chris Henderson, Peter Vermes, Matt McKeon | ||||
| 2001 |
Mike Sweeney- Royals 1B Tony Muser as coach |
Wizards: Matt McKeon |
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| 2002 | Mike Sweeney- Royals 1B |
Chiefs: Priest Holmes-RB, Tony Gonzalez-TE, Willie Roaf-OT, Will Shields-G, Dante Hall- kick return |
Preki, Tony Meola, Mike Burns, Chris Klein | |||
| 2003 | Mike MacDougal- Royals Pitcher Mike Sweeney-Royals 1B |
Chiefs: Priest Holmes-RB, Tony Gonzalez-TE, Willie Roaf-OT, Will Shields-G, Dante Hall- Kick return |
Preki, Chris Klein | |||
| 2004 |
Ken Harvey- Royals 1B Tony Pena as coach |
Chiefs: Trent Green-QB, Tony Richardson-FB, Tony Gonzalez-TE, Willie Roaf-OT, Will Shields-G, Priest Holmes-RB, Jermome Woods-SS, Gary Stills-special teams |
Kerry Zavagnin ,Jimmy Conrad, Josh Wolff, Chris Klein | |||
| 2005 | Mike Sweeney- Royals DH |
Chiefs: Trent Green-QB, Larry Johnson-RB, Tony Gonzalez-TE, WIllie Roaf-OT, Brian Waters-G, Will Shields-G |
Jimmy Conrad, Chris Klein | |||
| 2006 |
Mark Redman- Royals Pitcher Nick Swartz trainer |
Chiefs: Willie Roaf-OT, Will Shields-G, Brian Waters-G, Tony Gonzalez-TE, Larry Johnson-RB |
Jimmy Conrad, Jose Burciaga, Jr. | |||
| 2007 | Gil Meche- Royals Pitcher |
Chiefs: Brian Waters-G, Will Shields-G, Tony Gonzalez-TE, Larry Johnson-RB |
Jimmy Conrad, Eddie Johnson, Kevin Hartman | |||
| 2008 | Joakim Soria- Royals Pitcher |
Chiefs: Tony Gonzalez-TE, Jared Allen-DE |
Jimmy Conrad | |||
| 2009 | Royals: Zack Greinke-Pitcher Trey Hillman-Coach |
Chiefs: Tony Gonzalez-TE, Brian Waters-G |
Davy Arnaud, Jimmy Conrad | |||
| 2010 | Joakim Soria pitcher | Sporting KC: Jimmy Nielsen | ||||
| 2011 | Aaron Crow- Royals Pitcher |
Chiefs: Jamaal Charles-RB, Dwayne Bowe-WR, Matt Cassel-QB, Eric Berry-SS and Brian Waters-G |
Sporting KC: Matt Besler, Omar Bravo |
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| 2012 |
Royals: Billy Butler-DH Ned Yost as coach Nick Kenney as trainer |
Chiefs: Tamba Hali-LB, Derrick Johnson-LB |
Jimmy Nielsen, Aurelien Collin, Graham Zusi, Kei Kamara, Roger Espinoza |
MLB All Star game was held at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, with the National League winning 8-0 and Melky Cabrera of the Giants being the MVP. Attendance 40,933. |
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| 2013 |
Salvy Perez catcher Alex Gordon 1B Greg Holland relief pitcher |
Chiefs: Eric Berry-S, Jamaal Charles- RB, Tamba Hali- OLB, Dustin Colquitt- P, Derrick Johnson, ILB |
Sporting KC: Matt Besler, Defencer Graham Zusi, Midfielder Aurelien Collin, Defender |
During the 7th inning, all 3 Royals were involved in the same play, Greg Holland pitches to Salvador Perez and the batter hit it to Alex Gordon.
Kansas City was host for the for the Major League Soccer All Star Game at Sporting Park in Kansas City, KS. |
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| 2014 | Salvador Perez Catcher, Alex Gordon outfield, Greg Holland pitcher | Chiefs: Jamaal Charles-RB, Branden Albert-T,, Dontari Poe-DT, Tamba Hali-LB, Eric Berry-S, Alex Smith-QB, Justin Houston-LB, Derrick Johnson-LB, Brandon Flowers-CB and Dexter McCluster-RB. | Sporting KC: Matt Besler, Graham Zusi, Aurelien Collin, Dom Dwyer | |||
| 2015 | Alex Gordon, Lorenzo Cain, Alcides Escobar, Salvador Perez, Wade Davis, Ned Yost, Kelvin Herrera, Mike Moustakas | Jamaal Charles-RB, Tamba Hali-LB, Dontari Poe-DT, and Justin Houston-LB | Matt Besler, Benny Feilhaber, Graham Zusi | |||
| 2016 | Salvador Perez, Eric Hosmer, Wade Davis and Kelvin Herrera. | Alex Smith, Tyreek Hill, Eric Berry, Travis Kelce, D.J. Alexander, & Dustin Colquitt |
Chiefs TE Travis Kelce was named the Offensive MVP of the Pro Bowl. Slavador Perez received 4.9 million votes, the most among all major league players for the All Star Game. Eric Hosmer was named the ASG MVP. |
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| 2017 | Salvador Perez, Jason Vargas & Mike Moustakas | Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill and Kareem Hunt | ||||
| 2018 | Salvador Perez | Eric Fisher, Dee Ford, Tyreek Hill, Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, Anthony Sherman | ||||
| 2019 | Whit Merrifield | Tyreek Hill, Frank Clark, Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, Mecole Hardman and Chris Jones | The listed Chiefs were selected to play in the Pro Bowl but after the Chiefs won the AFC Championship, none of them played in this game due preparation for Super Bowl LIV. | |||
| 2020 | Salvador Perez | Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill, Frank Clark, Chris Jones, Mecole Hardman | ||||
| 2021 | Salvador Perez, Whit Merrifield | Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill, Eric Fisher, Chris Jones, Tyrann Mathieu, Frank Clark | ||||
| 2022 | Andrew Benintendi | Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Creed Humphrey, Joe Thuney, Orlando Brown Jr, Chris Jones, and Tommy Townsend. | ||||
| 2023 | Salvador Perez | Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Creed Humphrey, Joe Thuney and Chris Jones. | ||||
| 2024 | Bobby Witt, Jr., Salvador Perez, Seth Lugo and Cole Ragans | For the first time in Royals history, two starting pitchers were selected to the All Star team. | ||||
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