FOX: MLB All-Star Game most-viewed since 2010

FOX says Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game drew 11.34 million viewers, up three percent from last year's game. It was the most-viewed All-Star Game since 2010. The

FOX says Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game drew 11.34 million viewers, up three percent from last year's game. It was the most-viewed All-Star Game since 2010. 

The All-Star Game has been losing viewers for years. In 1985 the game drew 28.2 million viewers and in 1997, when FOX first aired the game, it drew 16.7 million. 

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This year's game likely got a ratings boost from Derek Jeter, who started at shortstop in his final season before retirement. Jeter and Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout combined to go 4-5 with two runs scored and two RBI, to lead the American League to a 5-3 victory. Trout was named the game's MVP. 

#ASG is most-watched since 2010 w/ 11.34 million viewers. Highest-rated program in primetime for FOX since early Feb.

— MLB Communications (@MLB_PR) July 16, 2014

- Alex Hampl