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A star-studded group of sluggers is set to swing for the fences in Seattle.

The center fielder is participating in his first All-Star Game and Home Run Derby.

The Reds rookie sensation has been among MLB’s most popular players since bursting onto the scene on June 6.

The Mets slugger was asked live whether or not he’d be participating in this year’s event.

SEATTLE — Mariners legend Ken Griffey Jr. is regarded as the man who, perhaps more than anyone, helped make the Home Run Derby a marquee event. He not only holds the record for the most appearances (8) and the most wins (3), but also provided the folklore moment that elevated…

In London, Christopher Morel will seek his 14th home run since being called back up on May 9 and his 25th of the season, including the gangbusters month-plus he spent at Triple-A Iowa. But why stop there?

LOS ANGELES — When Albert Pujols stepped to the batter's box in the first round of the Home Run Derby on Monday and in his only at-bat in the All-Star Game on Tuesday, he did so under the backdrop of a standing ovation from the Dodger Stadium crowd.

The New York outfielder seemed to some fans to pay more attention to the Nationals player than his own teammate, Pete Alonso.

MLB might've dodged controversy this time around but won't always be so lucky.

He had some nasty cutters!

Soto won the Derby held off Seattle Mariners rookie Julio Rodríguez 19-18 in the final.