Corbin Carroll and Ketel Marte led the NL to a 2025 All-Star Game win over the AL. Carroll hit a historic homer and Marte added a 2-RBI double. See how the D-backs stars dominated.
StatPro MLB Beat Reporter
While the rest of the Arizona Diamondbacks enjoyed a well-deserved day off, two of their brightest stars put the league on notice. In a spectacular display at the 2025 MLB All-Star Game in Atlanta, Corbin Carroll and Ketel Marte didn't just represent the D-backs; they dominated, etching their names into both franchise and All-Star lore.
Corbin Carroll made franchise history by becoming the first Diamondbacks player to homer in an All-Star Game.
The Diamondbacks' impact was felt early and often. Starting at second base for the National League, Ketel Marte wasted no time, lacing a two-RBI double off Tarik Skubal to give the NL an early lead. But the biggest moment belonged to Corbin Carroll. In the sixth inning, Carroll launched a majestic 414-foot blast to right-center, a historic shot that marked the first-ever All-Star home run by a Diamondback. The game itself was a thriller, ending in a 6-6 tie before the NL secured the win in the inaugural 'Swing-Off Competition,' a testament to a truly memorable night for baseball.
This wasn't just a good night; it was a statement. For years, the Diamondbacks have been building a contender, and last night, the nation saw the fruits of that labor. The performances by Marte and Carroll sent a clear message: the Snakes have elite, game-changing talent. The D-backs' social media channels exploded, with fans and pundits alike celebrating Carroll's historic dinger and Marte's clutch hitting. It was a proud moment for the organization and a sign that Arizona's stars are ready for the brightest lights.
While the All-Stars were shining in Atlanta, the front office was ensuring the team is primed for the stretch run. Just before the break, the team made a key move, reinstating veteran reliever Kendall Graveman from the injured list and optioning Juan Morillo to Triple-A Reno. Getting a crucial arm like Graveman back in the bullpen is a massive boost as the team prepares to re-engage in the playoff hunt. The pieces are falling into place for a strong second-half push.
With the All-Star festivities now in the rearview mirror, the focus shifts back to the regular season. The D-backs return from the break rested, with a healthy bullpen arm rejoining the squad, and with two of their leaders riding high after unforgettable performances. Carroll and Marte's All-Star heroics have set an electrifying tone for the second half. Get ready, D-backs fans—the real fun is just getting started.
