All-Star Game Preview Motown Shine as Carpenter Faces Buehrle
In Detroit at Comerica Park the 76th All-Star Game pits Cardinals ace Chris Carpenter who leads majors with 13 victories against Mark Buehrle of the White Sox. Fox carries the showcase from Detroit at 8 p.m. EDT. Baez, Clement and other starters and relievers are listed with recent records.
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Motown Cardinals
Chris Carpenter
Mark Buehrle
White Sox
Starting Pitchers Duel Dodgers Angels Rangers Notes
Bartolo Colon starts for the Angels in an 11-5 game with 3 4 innings pitched. Justin Dudisch opposes for the Athletics in a 4 inning stint with a 1.44 ERA. Jon Garland for the White Sox delivers 3.38 ERA in 13-4 result. Alfonso Soriano will not play. Melvin Mora at second for the Orioles and Michael Young at short for the Rangers are listed among infield positions.
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Bartolo Colon
Alfonso Soriano
Pitchers and players listed with team and stats
Pitchers Chris Carpenter SP Cardinals 13 4 2.51 Roger Clemens Astros 7 3 1.48 Chad Cordero Nationals 31 1.13 Reserves Paul Lo Duca Marlins C Luis Castillo Marlins 2B Morgan Ensberg Astros 3B SP Brian Fuentes Rockies 12 2.41 Livan Hernandez Nationals 12 3.48 Felipe Lopez Reds SS Jimmy Rollins Phillies SS Moises Alou Giants OF
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Chris Carpenter
SP Cardinals
Roger Clemens Astros
Chad Cordero
Paul Lo Duca
Luis Castillo
Morgan Ensberg Astros
Brian Fuentes
Rockies
Livan Hernandez
Felipe Lopez
Jimmy Rollins
Moises Alou
John Smoltz
Braves
Billy Wagner
Phillies
Jake Peavy
Dontrelle Willis
Padres
Marlins
x-Pedro Martinez
Mets
Jason Bay Andruw Jones
Pirates
Miguel Cabrera
Carlos Lee
Brewers
Luis Gonzalez
Scott Rolen
Cardinals
Diamondbacks
x-Cesar Izturis
Dodgers
Rogers arrives at All-Star Game amid controversy
Kenny Rogers, the Texas Rangers left hander, appeared at the All-Star Game despite a prior on-field tirade and two cameraman confrontations. He defended his presence as part of earning voter support and spoke to reporters for 45 minutes while facing ongoing criticism and a 20 game suspension with a $50,000 fine.
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Dearborn
Mich
Kenny Rogers
Texas Rangers
Rogers
Players’ Association
Bud Selig
Rudy Santos
Comerica Park
Rangers
John Hart
Abreu sets HR Derby record with 24 in first round
Phillies outfielder Bobby Abreu wins the Home Run Derby in Detroit with a record 24 homers in his initial turn and 41 total, surpassing Miguel Tejada's 2004 mark. He hits 11 in the finals, tops Ivan Rodriguez, and receives cheers from 41,004 fans on a 78-degree night.
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Bobby Abreu
Ivan Rodriguez
Abreu
Miguel Tejada
Rodriguez
Philadelphia Phillies
Tejada
Houston
Boston
Johnny Damon
Phillies
Ramon Henderson
Sammy Sosa
Miller Park
Milwaukee
Frank Thomas
Old Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Rollins
Comerica Park
Red Sox
Jason Varitek
Venezuela
Tigers
Reggie Jackson
Amy Sancetta
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Purniairs
Florida Marlins
Miguel Cabrera
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cesar Izturiz
Francona taps Buehrle to start despite two days rest
AL manager Terry Francona named Mark Buehrle the starter over Jon Garland for the game. Roy Halladay was a candidate but broke his left leg Friday. Buehrle to face Bobby Abreu first. Ramirez starts for Rolen. lineup includes Damon, Rodriguez, Ortiz, Manny in batting order.
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Terry Francona
Red Sox
Johnny Alex David Manny Miguel Vladimir
Mark Jason
Brian Ortiz Ramirez
Tejada Guerrero
Teixeira
Varitek Roberts
Damon Rodriguez
Angels Rangers
Orioles
Bi Joe Nathan
B.J. Ryan
Twins
Mariano Rivera
Johan Santana
Yankees
Kenny Rogers
Bob Wickman
Indians
Rangers
Roy Halladay
P. Blue Jays
Garret Anderson
Ichiro Suzuki
Mariners
Angels
Scott Podsednik
Shea Hillenbrand
White Sox
Blue Jays
Gary Sheffield
Tony LaRussa
Cardinals
Carlos Albert Derrek
Jim Aramis
Mike Jeff David
Bobby Piazza
Kent Eckstein
Abreu Beltran Pujols
Lee Edmonds Ramirez
Phillies
Mets
Cubs
Dodgers
Buehrle
Chicago
Jon Garland
Toronto
Mark
Francona
Roy
Philadelphia
Bobby Abreu
Carlos Beltran
New York Mets
Albert Pujols
Derrek Lee
St. Louis
Jim Edmonds
Aramis Ramirez
Mike Piazza
Jeff Kent
David Eckstein
Ramirez
Scott Rolen
Johnny Damon
Alex Rodriguez
Boston
David Ortiz
Manny Ramirez
Baltimore
Miguel Tejada
Vladimir Guerrero
Texas
Mark Teixeira
Jason Varitek
Brian Roberts
Classic All Star memories span Ballparks and eras
Nardello recalls All Star games from 1976 in Philadelphia with Mark Fidrych on the mound to 1988 at Riverfront Stadium, noting Lynn’s grand slam at Comiskey Park and hometown chants for Chris Sabo. He shares personal memories of both live events and TV viewings.
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Philadelphia
Mark
Fidrych
Yankee Stadium
New York
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Fred Lynn
Boston Red Sox
Riverfront Stadium
Chris Sabo
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