The rosters, with the AL studded by Rays:
In addition to 12 (including 8 of our hitters, although Jeff Baez will miss the game) current Rays on the AL roster, I count 5 former Rays (Little, Connors, Centeno^, Harms, Franco) on the AL roster and 11 (Aparicio, Johns, Lovetere*, Rutschman, Rivas, Widmar, Clark, Jimenez, Dominguez, Bleday*, Romo*) on the NL roster.
*Prospects who didn't play for the big club ^Traded for a couple of winters ago, played in Spring Training for us but dealt before season started
The Home Run Derby:
Sadly our two representatives bowed out in the first round, although at least a former Ray won it.
And the game itself:
It was a mixed bag for Rays players, but one of them was the hero as Omar Rodriguez doubled in the winning run in the bottom of the 9th to give the AL a 6-5 win over the NL at Nationals Park. But the only reason Rodriguez was in position to deliver that hit was because Kikuo Kawase blew a 5-4 lead in the top of the 9th after walking the bases loaded with nobody out. He got a strikeout, but gave up a single which tied it, before getting a popup and line out to LF. Earlier Danny Medina gave up a 2-run homer to a guy who might have been his Durham teammate 5 years ago, Angelo Romo, while Nate Schultz had a 1-2-3 inning in the 3rd. Kevin Kerstetter didn't pitch. Bo Angeac played the whole game and had a pair of doubles, as did Dayle Jenkins who had a hit but was thrown out stealing. Jaiden Hardaway doubled as well while Danny Ayala and Jon Jimenez were held hitless.