San Francisco Giants Reliever Camilo Doval Enters Giants Records Books During All-Star Game

San Francisco Giants closer Camilo Doval earned the win in Tuesday night's All-Star Game, putting himself into the franchise record books.

San Francisco Giants closer Camilo Doval got the win on Tuesday night in the All-Star Game, helping the National League to its first victory since 2012.

The NL won, 3-2, thanks to a home run from Colorado Rockies catcher Elias Diaz. Diaz was named the MVP but Doval did get win on the mound, tossing a scoreless inning of relief in which he allowed one hit and struck out one.

It was a dominant pitching performance on the whole for the National League squad, who trotted out nine different pitchers in the win. The visitors struck out eight American League batters.

By getting the win, Doval became the first Giants pitcher since Matt Cain in 2012 to get a win in the All-Star Game. He also joined a more extensive list of Giants pitchers to get the win in the Midsummer Classic.

Per Sarah Langs of MLB.com on Twitter:

Giants to be ASG winning pitcher: 

Today Camilo Doval 

2012 Matt Cain 

1981 Vida Blue 

1966 Gaylord Perry 

1964, 1962 Juan Marichal 

1961 Stu Miller 

1959 Johnny Antonelli 

1951 Sal Maglie

Armed with a triple-digit fastball and a wipeout Slider, Doval has some of the best stuff of any bullpen arm in the league. He's 2-3 this season for San Francisco with a 2.63 ERA. He's struck out 57 batters in 41.0 innings while pitching to a WHIP of 1.05.

The 26-year-old is in his third year in the big leagues, going 13-10 overall with a 2.65 ERA and 56 saves.

The Giants will open the second half of the season on Friday against the Pittsburgh Pirates. First pitch is 7:05 from PNC Park.

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