What happened: Ernie Clement, the American League's leading All-Star vote-getter, described going through a table at his Bills Mafia tailgate alongside a battered RV nicknamed Precious. The same Ernie Clement who started at second base for the AL also weighed in on the tailgate debate of a wedge versus a Labatt Blue Light at 8 a.m. The American League beat the National League 4-0 in the All-Star Game.

Why it matters: The tailgate story adds a personal note to Clement's breakout All-Star season, tying his rise to the fan culture of a Buffalo Bills fan base long known for its tailgate scene. It comes as Clement's profile grows off the strength of leading all players in All-Star voting.

What to watch: Watch for whether Clement's Bills Mafia ties draw further attention as the Blue Jays continue their season.