Summary R H E AL 010 000 000 1 7 2 NL 110 000 01X 3 8 0 Date: July 10 Site: Candlestick Park, San Francisco MVP: Gary Carter (Expos) Winning pitcher: Charlie Lea (Expos) Losing pitcher: Dave Steib (Blue Jays) Attendance 57,756  Back to 1983 | On to 1985	1984: NL 3, AL 1 The pitchers took over, striking out a combined 21 batters (11 by the NL, 10 by the AL) for a nine-inning record. Three times pitchers struck out the side in order, a feat accomplished only four times in all the other All-Star games. In the fourth, LA's Fernando Valenzuela fanned AL sluggers Dave Winfield, Reggie Jackson and George Brett. An inning later Mets rookie Dwight Gooden, who at 19 was the youngest All-Star ever, struck out Lance Parrish, Chet Lemon and Alvin Davis. The six consecutive strike outs by NL pitchers was a record. The AL's Bill Caudill fanned Tim Raines, Ryne Sandberg and Keith Hernandez in order in the seventh. The NL won the game 3-1 on homers by Gary Carter of the Expos and Dale Murphy of the Braves.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Tony Armas Buddy Bell Mike Boddicker George Brett Rod Carew Bill Caudill Alvin Davis Richard Dotson Dave Engle Damaso Garcia Alfredo Griffin Rickey Henderson Willie Hernandez Reggie Jackson Chet Lemon Don Mattingly Jack Morris Eddie Murray Phil Niekro Lance Parrish Dan Quisenberry Jim Rice Cal Ripken Dave Stieb Jim Sundberg Andy Thornton Alan Trammell* Lou Whitaker Dave Winfield *Selected but unable to play	Joaquin Andujar* Bob Brenly Gary Carter Chili Davis Jody Davis Steve Garvey Dwight Gooden Rich Gossage Tony Gwynn Keith Hernandez Al Holland Charlie Lea Mike Marshall Jerry Mumphrey Dale Murphy Jesse Orosco Tony Pena Tim Raines Rafael Ramirez Juan Samuel Ryne Sandberg Mike Schmidt Ozzie Smith Mario Soto Darryl Strawberry Bruce Sutter Fernando Valenzuela Tim Wallach Claudell Washington *Selected but unable to play