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Cody Bellinger became the first player in MLB history to slug three homers in his first game against a former team, and if not for a home run robbery, he would have had a fourth.
We are certain to have a first-time winner in this year's T-Mobile Home Run Derby on Monday, and here are some guesses about which sluggers are the favorites to claim the crown.
We should see plenty of tape-measure home runs during the Home Run Derby, but none as long as a ball hit in Atlanta in 1954 that ended up traveling 518 miles.
Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge were the top vote-getters for next week's All-Star Game, so it should come as little surprise that they also topped the chart in first-half jersey sales.
From family ties to College World Series heroics, here is one interesting fact about each of these players that MLB Pipeline expects will hear their names called when the MLB Draft begins tomorrow night.
It's an All-Star matchup in the Bronx as Pete Crow-Armstrong and the Cubs take on Aaron Judge and the Yankees at 1 p.m. ET (or Mariners vs. Tigers), then catch Blue Jays vs. A's at 10 (or D-backs vs. Angels).
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