Shortly after Mookie Betts drove Ronald Acuña Jr. home to score the first run of the 2022 MLB All-Star Game, Paul Goldschmidt approached the plate and knocked a solo home run off American League starting pitcher Shane McClanahan to double the National League team’s lead. The home run, a 415-foot blast to left field, was the very first Goldschmidt has ever hit in an MLB All-Star Game and, according to him, was a surreal moment.