All-Star Game Records : Single Game Pitching Records by Baseball Almanac

All-Star Game Records : Single Game Pitching Records

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present the single game and team related All-Star Game pitching records including most runs, most earned runs, most strikeouts and many other records. Records are presented in alphabetical order and ties within records are alphabetized.

"Sometimes in this game it's as good to be lucky as it is to be good." - Vida Blue (one of five All-Star pitchers to allow a record two consecutive home runs in the same inning)

All-Star Game Record Book Single Game Pitching Records
Record	Name(s)	Lg	Data	Date
Earned Runs Allowed	Atlee Hammaker	NL	7	07-06-1983
Earned Runs Allowed In An Inning	Atlee Hammaker	NL	7	07-06-1983
Earned Runs Allowed In An Inning	Atlee Hammaker	NL	7	3^rd Inning
Hits Allowed	Tom Glavine	NL	9	07-14-1992
Hits Allowed In An Inning	Tom Glavine	NL	7	07-14-1992
Hits Allowed In An Inning	Tom Glavine	NL	7	1^st Inning
Home Runs Allowed	Jim Palmer	AL	3	07-19-1977
Innings Pitched	Lefty Gomez	AL	6	07-08-1935
Runs Allowed	Atlee Hammaker	NL	7	07-06-1983
Runs Allowed In An Inning	Atlee Hammaker	NL	7	07-06-1983
Runs Allowed In An Inning	Atlee Hammaker	NL	7	3^rd Inning
Strikeouts	Carl Hubbell	NL	6	07-10-1934
	Larry Jansen	NL		07-11-1950
	Fergie Jenkins	NL		07-11-1967
	Johnny Vander Meer	NL		07-13-1943
Strikeouts Consecutive	Carl Hubbell	NL	5	07-10-1934
Strikeouts Consecutive	Fernando Valenzuela	NL	5	07-15-1986
Wild Pitches	Tom Brewer	AL	2	07-10-1956
	Juan Marichal	NL		07-30-1962
	John Smoltz	NL		07-13-1993
	Dave Stieb	AL		07-08-1980
Record	Name(s)	Lg	Data	Date
All-Star Game Records : Single Game Pitching Records

Juan Marichal (9th inning), Dave Stieb (7th inning), and John Smoltz (6th inning) all threw their wild pitches during the same inning setting an All-Star record for most wild pitches (2) during the same inning.

On July 13, 1999, Pedro Martinez set a record for most consecutive strikeouts from the start of a game. His "victims" that historic day were: Barry Larkin, Larry Walker, Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire.

Vida Blue (2nd inning), Jon Lieber (6th inning), Rick Reuschel (1st inning), Robin Roberts (3rd inning), and Warren Spahn (6th inning) are the only pitchers to ever allow two consecutive home runs during the same inning.

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