The World Series may be baseball's ultimate test of a player's mettle, but he won't face stiffer competition than in the All-Star Game. Virtually every star in the sport's history suited up for at least one Midsummer Classic, and the elevated talent has brought out some truly memorable performances. Below

The first Major League Baseball All-Star Game was pitched as an event to boost morale amid the throes of the Great Depression, but the joy the game has brough to millions of fans has eminated way beyond one summer afternoon in 1933. From Babe Ruth to Willie Mays to Ken