D-backs' Stars Give Crucial All-Star Effort in Historic NL Win

Marte went 1-for-2 with the double and two RBI. He grounded out in his second at-bat before being removed in favor of reserves.

Marte became the first player in Diamondbacks history to record multiple RBI in the midsummer classic, and the first to knock in a run since Luis Gonzalez did so in 2005.

In the sixth inning, star outfielder Corbin Carroll made his mark. Carroll got all of a poorly-located slurve from right-hander Casey Mize, homering deep to right center field.

The ball carried an exit velocity of 104 MPH, traveling 414 feet — a no-doubter off the bat.

That was its own historic moment. Carroll became the first player in Diamondbacks history to homer in the All-Star Game.

Carroll went 1-for-1 with the homer, and worked a walk in his second at-bat off Mariners closer Andrez Muñoz.

Slugging third baseman Eugenio Suárez did not have as lucky of a night, however. In fact, he was hit in the hand with a pitch by White Sox right-hander Shane Smith.

It was the second time this season he's been hit by Smith, previously taking a hit-by-pitch in a June series with Chicago.

Suárez remained in Tuesday's game to run the bases and play defense the next inning.

Though Suárez went just 0-for-1 at the plate, he still made an impact on the game. Appearing unhindered by his sore hand, the veteran charged a chopped ground ball, firing a barehand rocket to first base in the ninth inning to save a potential run.

Suárez, too, had a chance to be a part of history. The veteran was one of the hitters (pre-determined by manager Dave Roberts) listed in the event of a swing-off Home Run Derby.

But Suárez chose not to participate out of an abundance of caution, giving way to Marlins outfielder Kyle Stowers. Suárez's x-rays did come back negative, however, and he appears to avoided significant injury.

The Diamondbacks have had plenty of names in the All-Star Game over the years, but 2025's historic game felt Arizona's influence at a high level.

D-backs hitters provided three of the NL's six regulation runs in one of the more memorable midsummer classics in recent history.

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