Summary R H E AL 020 000 100 3 5 0 NL 000 000 020 2 5 1 Date: July 15 Site: Astrodome, Houston MVP: Roger Clemens (Red Sox) Winning pitcher: Roger Clemens (Red Sox) Losing pitcher: Dwight Gooden (Mets) Attendance 45,774  Back to 1985 | On to 1987	1986: AL 3, NL 2 A two-run homer by Lou Whitaker and a solo shot by Frank White provided all the runs the AL needed to win 3-2 in Houston. AL starter Roger Clemens of the Red Sox was named MVP for his three perfect innings. Clemens threw 24 pitches, 21 of which were strikes. Dodger Fernando Valenzuela was almost as good for the NL. He struck out five in a row, equaling the record of Carl Hubbell in 1934.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Don Aase Harold Baines Jesse Barfield Wade Boggs George Brett* Jose Canseco Roger Clemens Tony Fernandez Rich Gedman Rickey Henderson Willie Hernandez Teddy Higuera Charlie Hough Brook Jacoby Wally Joyner Don Mattingly Lloyd Moseby Eddie Murray Lance Parrish Jim Presley Kirby Puckett Jim Rice Dave Righetti Cal Ripken Ken Schrom Lou Whitaker Frank White Dave Winfield Mike Witt *Selected but unable to play	Kevin Bass Hubie Brooks Chris Brown Gary Carter Chili Davis Glenn Davis Jody Davis Sid Fernandez John Franco Dwight Gooden Tony Gwynn Keith Hernandez Mike Krukow Dale Murphy Dave Parker Tony Pena Tim Raines Shane Rawley Jeff Reardon Rick Rhoden Ryne Sandberg Steve Sax Mike Schmidt Mike Scott Dave Smith Ozzie Smith Darryl Strawberry Fernando Valenzuela