Summary R H E AL 000 020 000 2 7 1 NL 000 012 10X 4 7 0 Date: July 8 Site: Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles MVP: Ken Griffey (Reds) Winning pitcher: Jerry Reuss (Dodgers) Losing pitcher: Tommy John (Yankees) Attendance 56,088  Back to 1979 | On to 1981	1980: NL 4, AL 2 Cincinnati's Ken Griffey broke up a no-hitter by the AL by stroking a home run in the fifth to help lead the NL to a 4-2 win in Los Angeles. AL Cy Young winner Steve Stone was the first pitcher to throw three perfect innings since Denny McLain did it in 1966. Griffey went two-for-3 to win MVP honors.
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	Buddy Bell George Brett* Al Bumbry Tom Burgmeier Rod Carew Cecil Cooper Bucky Dent Ed Farmer Carlton Fisk Rich Gossage Bobby Grich Larry Gura Rickey Henderson Rick Honeycutt Reggie Jackson Tommy John Ken Landreaux Fred Lynn Paul Molitor* Graig Nettles Ben Oglivie Al Oliver Jorge Orta Lance Parrish Darrell Porter Willie Randolph Jim Rice* Dave Stieb Steve Stone Alan Trammell Robin Yount *Selected but unable to play	Johnny Bench Jim Bibby Vida Blue* Steve Carlton Gary Carter Dave Concepcion Jose Cruz Phil Garner Steve Garvey Ken Griffey George Hendrick Keith Hernandez Dave Kingman Ray Knight Davey Lopes Dale Murphy Dave Parker Ken Reitz Jerry Reuss J.R. Richard Pete Rose Bill Russell Mike Schmidt* Reggie Smith John Stearns Bruce Sutter Kent Tekulve Bob Welch Ed Whitson Dave Winfield *Selected but unable to play