Yes, it's been that kind of year for the Chicago Cubs. With Joe Maddon managing the National League All-Stars, he brought in Wade Davis -- the lone Cubs player on the team -- in the top of the 10th inning ... and Davis promptly gave up a home run to Robinson Cano, who lined a 1-1 curveball out to right field for the winning run in the American League's 2-1 victory.
In a night dominated by both pitching staffs, the game had a bit of anti-climactic feeling following Monday's Home Run Derby.