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- Rosters MLB All-Stars roster NPB All-Stars (All-Japan) roster
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{{Multiple issues|{{refimprove|date=February 2015}}{{one source|date=February 2015}}}}The 1990 MLB Japan All-Star Series was the third edition of the championship, a best-of-eight series between the All-Star teams from Major League Baseball (MLB) and Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB), then-called All-Japan. NPB won the series by 4–3–1[1] but Ken Griffey Jr. (MLB player) was named MVP. Results Championship| Game | Winning Team | Score | Losing Team | Location |
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| 1 | All-Japan | 04-01 | MLB All-Stars | Tokyo Dome | | 2 | All-Japan | 04-03 | MLB All-Stars | Tokyo Dome | | 3 | All-Japan | 02-01 | MLB All-Stars | Seibu Lions Stadium | | 4 | All-Japan | 11-06 | MLB All-Stars | Heiwadai Stadium | | 5 | MLB All-Stars | 10-05 | All-Japan | Koshien Stadium | | 6 | Tie | 06-06 | Tie | Chiba Marine Stadium | | 7 | MLB All-Stars | 03-02 | All-Japan | Tokyo Dome | | 8 | MLB All-Stars | 05-00 | All-Japan | Tokyo Dome |
RostersMLB All-Stars rosterPitchers- {{player|23|USA|Oil Can Boyd}} - (Montreal Expos)
- {{player|31|USA|Chuck Finley}} - (California Angels)
- {{player|51|USA|Randy Johnson}} - (Seattle Mariners)
- {{player|48|DOM|Ramón Martínez}} - (Los Angeles Dodgers)
- {{player|34|USA|Dave Stewart}} - (Oakland Athletics)
- {{player|37|USA|Dave Stieb}} - (Toronto Blue Jays)
- {{player|49|USA|Rob Dibble}} - (Cincinnati Reds)
- {{player|21|USA|Jeff Montgomery}} - (Kansas City Royals)
- {{player|37|USA|Bobby Thigpen}} - (Chicago White Sox)
| | Catchers- {{player|15|PUR|Sandy Alomar Jr.}} - (Cleveland Indians)
- {{player|14|USA|Mike Scioscia}} - (Los Angeles Dodgers)
- {{player|30|USA|Greg Olson}} - (Atlanta Braves)
Infielders- {{player|45|USA|Cecil Fielder}} - (Detroit Tigers)
- {{player|27|USA|Glenn Davis}} - (Houston Astros)
- {{player|12|PUR|Roberto Alomar}} - (San Diego Padres)
- {{player|14|DOM|Julio Franco}} - (Texas Rangers)
- {{player|13|VEN|Ozzie Guillen}} - (Chicago White Sox)
- {{player|12|USA|Shawon Dunston}} - (Chicago Cubs)
- {{player|17|USA|Chris Sabo}} - (Cincinnati Reds)
- {{player|17|USA|Kelly Gruber}} - (Toronto Blue Jays)
| | Oufielders- {{player|24|USA|Barry Bonds}} - (Pittsburgh Pirates)
- {{player|04|USA|Lenny Dykstra}} - (Philadelphia Phillies)
- {{player|29|USA|Jesse Barfield}} - (New York Yankees)
- {{player|23|USA|R.J. Reynolds}} - (Pittsburgh Pirates)
- {{player|24|USA|Ken Griffey Jr.}} - (Seattle Mariners)
- {{player|30|USA|Ken Griffey Sr.}} - (Seattle Mariners)
Coaching Staff- {{player|04|USA|Don Zimmer}} - (Chicago Cubs)
- {{player|37|USA|Buck Rodgers}} - (Montreal Expos)
- {{player|25|USA|Don Baylor}} - (Milwaukee Brewers)
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NPB All-Stars (All-Japan) rosterReferences1. ^{{cite web|url=http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/events/japan_series/history.jsp?content=history_teams/|title=MLB Japan All-Star Series 1986-2004|work=MLB.com|accessdate=June 30, 2014}}
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