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Each player will get bonus pitches until they record three outs, which are any swings that don’t result in a home run. If a player hits a home run of at least 425 feet within the bonus period, it’s extended until they record a fourth out.
This year, Braves first baseman Matt Olson, Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh, Nationals outfielder James Wood, Twins outfielder Byron Buxton, Rays infielder Junior Caminero, Pirates outfielder Oneil Cruz, Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr., and Athletics designated hitter Brent Rooker will compete in the derby.
A Lone Star State rivalry is coming to Round Rock as Home Run Derby X takes over Dell Diamond on July 26. Astros World Series champion Josh Reddick will face off against former Rangers Kevin Mench and Todd Frazier to determine which team is the best in Texas.
One of baseball’s signature events presented an unexpected lesson on the core leadership charge to follow one’s instincts when presented with circumstances that require split-second decision making.
If the MLB All-Star Game isn't decided after nine innings on Tuesday night, fans are in store for a potentially thrilling tiebreaker process.
Participating in the Home Run Derby isn’t just a personal achievement -- many contestants utilize family members, friends or members of their coaching staff that get to soak in the fun. It’s no different for the 2025 T-Mobile Home Run Derby,
Brent Rooker was not happy with the way he was bounced from the MLB Home Run Derby on Monday night. Rooker was knocked out in the first round by eventual Derby winner Cal Raleigh after the two hit the same number of home runs, but Raleigh’s furthest homer was .08 feet further than Booker’s.
New rules for the 2024 Home Run Derby The 2024 Home Run Derby will no longer be a strict tournament style, as seen in the past, USA Today reported. Instead, all eight hitters will compete against ...
Every July, the Home Run Derby offers a fun break in the regular MLB season. The tradition started in 1985 and has aired on ESPN since 1994. The format and rules have changed over the years, but the objective has remained the same: to highlight the top sluggers in the league.