Machado hottest trade target as All Star glare grows
All Star Manny Machado stars for the Orioles amid trade rumors as July 31 looms. He leads Baltimore with a .315 average, 24 homers, 65 RBIs and 45 walks, while uncertainty swirls over a possible move to a contender.
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Harper Wins All-Star Home Run Derby In Washington
Bryce Harper sparked a hometown celebration at Nationals Park, hitting the final longball to beat Kyle Schwarber 19-18 in extra time. He homered nine of his last ten swings, thanked his father Ron for pitching, and energized 43,698 fans in a dramatic display amid a tough season for Washington.
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Harper Faces Uncertain All Star Future With Nationals
Bryce Harper sits sixth in the NL lineup amid contract year questions as Max Scherzer starts for Washington against Boston in the All-Star Game. Harper, hitting .214 with 23 homers and 54 RBIs, eyes a strong showing to boost his value while his future with the Nationals hangs in balance.
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Shift debate divides players as power numbers rise
Arenado and others clash over shifts with Ashes era stats showing fewer singles but more walks and doubles. Leaders like Hinch and Bregman defend the shift while hitters like Trout note lower offense. The era features rising home runs and strikeouts as pitchers dominate late innings.
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