Orioles, All-Star mix

In the record books

Orioles who hold All-Star Game records:

Most triples in a career, 3, Brooks Robinson (tied with Willie Mays)

Most home runs allowed in a game, 3, Jim Palmer in 1977

Most home runs allowed in an inning, 2, Milt Pappas in 1965 and Jim Palmer in 1977 (tied with 10 others)

Most bases on balls in a career, 7, Jim Palmer

Most games played by a third baseman, 18, Brooks Robinson

Most career putouts by a third baseman, 11, Brooks Robinson

Most putouts by a game by a third baseman, 4, Brooks Robinson in 1966 (tied with George Kell)

Most chances accepted in an extra-inning game by a third baseman, 8, Brooks Robinson, 1966

Most career assists by a third baseman, 32, Brooks Robinson

Most career chances accepted by a third baseman, 43, Brooks Robinson

Most career double plays turned by a third baseman, 3, Brooks Robinson (tied with Frank Malzone and George Brett)

How Orioles rank

How Orioles rank on all-time All-Star lists (does not include players who never were All-Stars as Orioles):

SERVICE

Games selected, Brooks Robinson tied for sixth with 18; Reggie Jackson, Cal Ripken and Frank Robinson tied for 16th with 14; leader is Hank Aaron with 25.

Games played, Brooks Robinson tied for fourth with 18; Cal Ripken tied for 11th with 14th; leaders are Hank Aaron, Willie Mays and Stan Musial with 24.

BATTING

At-bats, Brooks Robinson fifth with 45; Cal Ripken tied for ninth with 40; Luis Aparicio tied for 19th with 28; leader is Willie Mays with 75.

Runs scored, Brooks Robinson tied for 13th with five; leader is Willie Mays with 20.

Hits, Brooks Robinson tied for fifth with 13; Cal Ripken tied for 18th with nine; leader is Willie Mays with 23.

Singles, Brooks Robinson tied for sixth with nine; Cal Ripken tied for 17th with six.

Triples, Brooks Robinson tied with Willie Mays for first with three.

Home runs, Frank Robinson tied for 10th with two; leader is Stan Musial with six.

Total bases, Brooks Robinson fifth with 22; leaders are Willie Mays and Stan Musial with 40.

Extra-base hits, Brooks Robinson tied for seventh with four; leaders are Willie Mays and Stan Musial with eight.

RBIs, Brooks Robinson tied for 13th with five; leader is Ted Williams with 12.

Strikeouts, Frank Robinson tied for 12th with seven; leader is Mickey Mantle with 17.

Stolen bases, Roberto Alomar second with four; leader is Willie Mays with six.