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We've seen plenty of bona fide stars take home the Ted Williams All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award -- but anything can happen in a one-game sample, so there have been a fair number of unexpected winners in recent years, too. Six writers got together to make their picks.
We're just four days away from Monday's T-Mobile Home Run Derby and five days from Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game. So naturally, this edition of the Hitter Power Rankings has an All-Star feel to it.
In New York to play the Yankees, Cal Raleigh discussed his incredible first half, the home run race with Aaron Judge and all the attention his production has brought upon him.
You've probably read about Ethan Holliday, who could be one of the first names called on Sunday. But there are several other prospects with very recognizable last names.
Talons center fielder Sierra Sacco made a name for herself in the pro ranks last month when she hit the first homer in AUSL history. On Wednesday, she showed her glove can be just as impressive as her bat.
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It's Cubs vs. Twins at 1 p.m. ET (or Mets vs. Orioles), then Mariners vs. Yankees at 7 (or Rays vs. Red Sox), followed by D-backs vs. Padres joined in progress (or Rangers vs. Angels).
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