| GENERAL RECORDS | | Largest Attendance, Game - 72,086 | | Municipal Stadium, Cleveland, August 9, 1981. | | | | Smallest Attendance, Game - 25,556 | | Braves Field, Boston, July 7, 1936. | | | | Longest Game, by Innings - 15 | | Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, July 11, 1967 (NL, 2-1). | | Yankee Stadium, New York, July 15, 2008 (AL, 4-3). | | | | Shortest Game, by Innings - 5 | | Shibe Park, Philadelphia, July 8, 1952 - rain (NL, 3-2). | | | | Longest Nine-Inning Game, by Time | | 3 hours, 38 minutes - Coors Field,Denver, Colorado (AL, 13-8). | | | | Shortest Nine-Inning Game, by Time | | 1 hour, 53 minutes - Sportsman's Park, St. Louis, July 9, 1940 (NL, 4-0). | | | | Longest Extra-Inning Game, by Time | | 4 hours, 50 minutes - Yankee Stadium, New York, July 15, 2008 (AL, 4-3), 15 innings. | | | | Most Players, Nine-Inning Game, One Club - 31: | AL and NL, July 12, 2011
| | | | Most Players, Nine-Inning Game, Both Clubs - 62 | NL (31), AL (31), July 12, 2011
| NL (29), AL (29), July 10, 2001
| NL (28), AL (30), July 13, 2010
| | | | Most Players, Extra-Inning Game, One Club - 32 | | AL, July 15, 2008 | | | | Most Players, Extra-Inning Game, Both Clubs - 63 | | AL (32), NL (31), July 15, 2008, 15 innings. | | | | Most Players Left on Base, Both Clubs - 28 | | July 15, 2008. | | | | Fewest Players, Game, One Club - 11 | | AL, July 6, 1942. | | | | Fewest Players, Game, Both Clubs - 27 | | AL (15), NL (12), July 6, 1938. | | |
| Earliest Date For All-Star Game | Latest Date For All-Star Game | | July 6, 1933 At Comiskey Park | August 9, 1981 At Municipal Stadium | | July 6, 1938 At Crosley Field | | | July 6, 1942 At Polo Grounds | | | July 6, 1983 At Comiskey Park | | | | | All-Star Games Won-Lost | Most Consecutive Games Won | | 40 -- National League | 11 -- National League (1972-1982) | | 38 -- American League | Longest Unbeaten Streak | | (Two Ties) | 13 -- American League (1997-2009) | | |
| MANAGERS | | GAMES | | Most All-Star games managed | | 10 Casey Stengel, AL, 1950-1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 (both), (won 4, lost 6) | | | | Most consecutive All-Star games managed | | 5 Casey Stengel, AL, 1950-1954; also 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 (both) | | | | GAMES WON | | Most All-Star games won as manager | | 7 Walter Alston, NL, 1956, 1960 (both), 1964, 1966, 1967, 1975 (lost 2) | | | | Most All-Star games won as undefeated manager | | 5 Joe Torre, AL, 1997, 1999 through 2001, 2004 (tie in 2003) | | | | Most consecutive victories as All-Star manager | | 6 Walter Alston, NL, 1960 (both), 1964, 1966, 1967, 1975 | | | | Most consecutive years managing All-Star winners | 3 Tony La Russa, AL, 1989-1991
Joe Torre, AL, 1999-2001 (tie in 2002) | | | | Most All-Star games won as manager, one season | | 2 Walter Alston, NL, July 11, July 13, 1960 | | | | GAMES LOST | | Most All-Star games lost as manager | | 6 Casey Stengel, AL, 1950-1953, 1956, 1959 (1st), (won 4) | | | | Most All-Star games lost as winless manager | | 5 Al Lopez, AL, 1955, 1960 (both), 1964, 1965 | | | | Most consecutive defeats as All-Star manager | | 5 Al Lopez, AL, 1955, 1960 (both), 1964, 1965 | | | | Most consecutive years managing All-Star losers | | 4 Casey Stengel, AL, 1950-1953 | | | | Most All-Star games lost as manager, one season | | 2 Al Lopez, AL, July 11, July 13, 1960 | | | | UMPIRES | | Most games umpired | 7 Bill Summers, AL, 1936, 1941, 1946, 1949, 1952, 1955, 1959 (2nd)
Al Barlick, NL, 1942, 1949, 1952, 1955, 1959 (1st), 1966, 1970 | | | | Most consecutive games umpired | | 2 - Many umpires |
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