Cleveland stalwart Harder, who made four straight All-Star teams from 1934 to '37, holds the All-Star record for most innings pitched without allowing a run. Given that his 13 innings pitched are just 6 1/3 fewer than Don Drysdale's record 19 1/3 (1.40 ERA, 19 K), that gives Harder this spot. Harder's top performance came in the second-ever All-Star Game in 1934. When Harder entered the game in the fifth, the AL was ahead 8-6 but faced a no-out, runners-on-the-corners situation. Pie Traynor stole home to cut the lead to one, but Harder held the NL there and finished the game by allowing just two more base runners in five scoreless innings to earn the win in a 9–7 AL victory. The next year, he worked three scoreless innings to save a 4–1 AL win.
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