Dodgers' Teoscar Hernandez wins 2024 Home Run Derby as Bobby Witt Jr. misses swing-off by mere feet
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ARLINGTON, Texas — In the annals of their long history, no Los Angeles Dodgers player had ever won the Home Run Derby.
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ARLINGTON, Tex. — The New York Mets occupying a playoff spot at the All-Star break would've been a laughable notion six weeks ago, but that's where the club finds itself after going from league laughingstock in May to spawning the league's best vibes in June.
ARLINGTON, Texas — There will come a time when New York Yankees outfielder Juan Soto will take his seat at All-Star Media Day and won't face constant questions about his future. Monday wasn't that time.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Aaron Judge is looking forward to facing rookie National League starting pitcher Paul Skenes, but the New York Yankees slugger might need some help to make that happen in the All-Star Game on Tuesday.
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Baltimore Orioles' Corbin Burnes will start for the American League in Tuesday night's All-Star Game against Pittsburgh Pirates rookie Paul Skenes.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Each summer, Major League Baseball strives to fill out the eight-man Home Run Derby field with as much star power as possible. Depending on which sluggers volunteer, some collections shine brighter than others. In recent years, many superstars have participated once to check the box or avoided the event entirely. But the league has been able to rely on one constant for the past half-decade: New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso.