 Number five, Tony Gwynn, his incredible run home that won the game off the Moises Alou double. That was back in 1994. Number four, Ted Williams' walk-off home run 7-5 in favor of the American League. Joe DiMaggio happened to be one of those runs. First walk-off ever in the history of the All-Star Game. That was 1941, a pretty famous season in baseball. High 56-game winning streak as well as batting .400 for Teddy Baseball. Number three.