The eyes of the baseball world were on Atlanta Tuesday night as Truist Park hosted a memorable and historic MLB All-Star Game, complete with emotional tributes, record-breaking moments, and a dramatic finish.

One of the more exciting MLB All-Star Games in recent memory managed to draw 7.2 million viewers on FOX, all in a leadup to its historic swing-off finish.

While it might be surprising not to see the famous Dodger Blue represented anywhere on FOX Sports all-time NL Dream Team, it starts to make sense when you see the names that did make the cut. Here's the full list: The last two Cardinals' championships came with La Russa in the dugout,

The National League won the first ever swing off in the MLB All-Star Game over the American League, thanks to Kyle Schwarber's three clutch home runs

Good morning to all but especially to … KYLE SCHWARBER AND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS. The National League made MLB All-Star Game history when it pulled off a wild victor

Pirates star pitcher Paul Skenes, who has just four wins this season despite leading MLB with a 2.01 ERA, will start for the National League. Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal starts for the American League, and he ranks top-five in pitching wins (10), ERA (2.23) and strikeouts (153).