Thrilling Derby finish sets up All-Star stage

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Lone Star State? More like All-Star State! Because tonight at Globe Life Field, baseball’s stars at night will shine so bright (clap, clap, clap, clap), deep in the heart of Texas.

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Bobby Witt Jr. swung out of his cap during the Derby finals last night.

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Along with all the other incredible feats he’s accomplished in his young big league tenure, Paul Skenes has made that little bit of hair on the upper lip cool again, and it’s becoming ubiquitous in baseball.

Senter Park is home to a lifetime of memories and history of Arlington. It’s where many kids developed their love for sports and will continue to do so for even longer after MLB, the Rangers and Corey Seager helped refurbish the park.

For a select number of All-Stars, this week might be a final countdown until the July 30 Trade Deadline, at which time they may find themselves donning different colors.

The All-Star Game is all about showcasing what baseball’s best players can do when they’re all on the field together. If you want to see those highlights from a unique perspective, try following the 2024 Midsummer Classic with Gameday 3D.

While Senegal is a veritable hotbed for soccer, baseball is not even a glint in its collective eye. Perhaps Twins Draft pick Khadim Diaw will change that.

Florida State catcher Marco Dinges was hospitalized for just shy of six weeks last year with a rare and devastating immune deficiency disorder that can result in multiple-organ failure and death.

Join the fun as the All-Star players, coaches and their families walk the Red Carpet, live at 2 p.m. ET on MLB Network.

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