While the inclusion of an automated ball/strike challenge system drew outsized attention ahead of the MLB All-Star Game, it was the swing-off that stole the show Tuesday night in Atlanta.

On Wednesday, the MLB made a major revelation about New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor, and shortly after his team reacted to it.

It didn’t take long for the Mets’ social media team to react to the news, congratulating the 31-year-old on his fifth All-Star nod with a post of their own. "Francisco Lindor: ALL-STAR!

The NL lineup of Kyle Stowers, Kyle Schwarber and Pete Alonso bested the AL trio of Brent Rooker, Randy Arozarena and Jonathan Aranda in the MLB All-Star Game’s first-ever swing-off.

A sampling of the All-Star Game-related content available in MLB The Show, including cards for each team’s All-Star. (Credit: SDS) Here’s how the live content process works.

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One veteran hitter is having a redemption arc that very few saw coming. Detroit Tigers outfielder Javier Baez has been named a starter for the AL in this year’s MLB All-Star Game. MLB announced ...

Members of the Phillies were not fans of Jacob Misiorowski getting an All-Star nod over a pair of pitchers on their staff.

The MLB Trade Deadline exposes how confident front offices are in their teams' ability to contend that season, and the New York Yankees believe they can win it all this year.