Unlike the other All Star Game of the major American professional championships as well as a spectacular value has a real value as the winning conference will benefit the field factor in the upcoming World Series, which is why at Marlins Stadium in Miami, we are sure we will see Two teams determined to win.
Starting from the hosting conference, the National League coached by Joe Maddon whose starting lineup will be composed of (accidents allowing) Posey, Zimmerman, Murphy, Arenado, Cozart, Blackmon, Harper and Ozuna. Reserves will be: Molina, Goldschmidt, Harrison, Seager, Voting, LeMahieu, Lamb, Stanton, Inciarte, Bellinger and Conforto while the launchers will be Greinke, Kershaw, Martinez, Ray, Scherzer and Strasburg as far as the starters are concerned; Davis Hand, Holland, Jansen, Knebel and Neshek for the reliefs.
DH will be chosen by Joe Maddon as one of the National League reserves, most likely will be one between Goldschmidt and Votto.
As for the American League coached by Terry Francona, the startup lineup will be full of young players and first All Star experience and will be: Perez, Smoak, Altuve, Ramirez, Correa, Judge, Trout (will be replaced by Betts), Springer And Dickerson. Reserves will be: Lindor, Schoop, Castro, Alonso, Sanno, Sanchez, Garcia, Brantley and Cruz. The following teams will be available: Keuchel, Darvish, Fulmer, Severino, Kluber, Vargas, McCullers and Salt while the pads are Betances, Miller and Kimbrel.
Although since 1997 the record is clearly in favor of an American League that has won 16 times by losing one and losing only 3 this year, seeing the posters I see favored by the National League that besides having a better lineup especially from the point of view of the Contact the blue conference has the real advantage over the pitchers in the pitch, where in addition to my expectation to have better starters has a greater number of reliefs that being accustomed to routine getting into the field at the start of the game should make better than starters used in that role Accustomed to that situation.
As for Saturday, there will be the spectacular Homerun Derby where the participants will face homerun strokes in a ballpark where it is statistically difficult to do so and where thanks to a shorter right outside of the left-hand side, the left-handed beats are favored. The eight participants will be Judge, Bellinger, Stanton, Bour, Sanchez, Sano, Moustakas and Blackmon. The winner in my opinion will be the sensational rookie of LA Dodgers Cody Bellinger who will launch his father but it will be really complicated to make predictions given the level of the participants, also counting that Stanton and Bour playing at home know better than all the points in the field where he is Easier to send out the ball. To give more fun to fans all over the world there will be the softball celebrity game Saturday before the Homerun Derby that will see old baseball glories challenging in a softball game that is capable of stirring up memories in all old-time enthusiasts.
Starting from the hosting conference, the National League coached by Joe Maddon whose starting lineup will be composed of (accidents allowing) Posey, Zimmerman, Murphy, Arenado, Cozart, Blackmon, Harper and Ozuna. Reserves will be: Molina, Goldschmidt, Harrison, Seager, Voting, LeMahieu, Lamb, Stanton, Inciarte, Bellinger and Conforto while the launchers will be Greinke, Kershaw, Martinez, Ray, Scherzer and Strasburg as far as the starters are concerned; Davis Hand, Holland, Jansen, Knebel and Neshek for the reliefs.
DH will be chosen by Joe Maddon as one of the National League reserves, most likely will be one between Goldschmidt and Votto.
As for the American League coached by Terry Francona, the startup lineup will be full of young players and first All Star experience and will be: Perez, Smoak, Altuve, Ramirez, Correa, Judge, Trout (will be replaced by Betts), Springer And Dickerson. Reserves will be: Lindor, Schoop, Castro, Alonso, Sanno, Sanchez, Garcia, Brantley and Cruz. The following teams will be available: Keuchel, Darvish, Fulmer, Severino, Kluber, Vargas, McCullers and Salt while the pads are Betances, Miller and Kimbrel.
Although since 1997 the record is clearly in favor of an American League that has won 16 times by losing one and losing only 3 this year, seeing the posters I see favored by the National League that besides having a better lineup especially from the point of view of the Contact the blue conference has the real advantage over the pitchers in the pitch, where in addition to my expectation to have better starters has a greater number of reliefs that being accustomed to routine getting into the field at the start of the game should make better than starters used in that role Accustomed to that situation.
As for Saturday, there will be the spectacular Homerun Derby where the participants will face homerun strokes in a ballpark where it is statistically difficult to do so and where thanks to a shorter right outside of the left-hand side, the left-handed beats are favored. The eight participants will be Judge, Bellinger, Stanton, Bour, Sanchez, Sano, Moustakas and Blackmon. The winner in my opinion will be the sensational rookie of LA Dodgers Cody Bellinger who will launch his father but it will be really complicated to make predictions given the level of the participants, also counting that Stanton and Bour playing at home know better than all the points in the field where he is Easier to send out the ball. To give more fun to fans all over the world there will be the softball celebrity game Saturday before the Homerun Derby that will see old baseball glories challenging in a softball game that is capable of stirring up memories in all old-time enthusiasts.
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