Each team has 1 home run derby contender
Fun Trivia Question: Who was the last one not to play for an East team Which player — National Team or American League — wins the T-Mobile Home Run Derby? Surprisingly, the answer is Todd Frazier, who at
We brought this up because of seeing your One is really exciting from your ) team, in the home run derby. We’ll only have eight contenders, but every team has everyone imaginable on board. Today we take a look at each team’s players who will be the best participants in the home run derby in July at T-Mobile Park in Seattle.
Blue Jays: Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Vlad Jr. is still in the derby The record for most home runs, he is 18 exist2015, but he has never actually won one of them. it has been10 It’s been years since his dad did this.
Oriole: Gunnar Henderson
Light: Yandy Díaz
Diaz has consistently had one of the highest out-of-ball speeds in all of baseball, but until this year, out-ball speed was mostly focused on balls going straight into the grass. He’s catching the ball this year, and it’s nice to see him flex those thick arms trying to throw the ball on a night in Seattle.
Guardian: Josh Naylor
José Ramírez was never involved, could It’s safe to say he doesn’t want to be a part of it right now. Naylor might have the most raw power on this list. It might be fun to watch him unleash it.
Royals: Salvador Perez
Tigers: Spencer Torkelson
Maybe home run derby will unleash what we see in his swing all the potential of ? He has hit three home runs in June after hitting just four in the first two months.
Angel: Shohei Ohtani
Athletics: Brent Rook Even if his bat is cold, how can you not cheer him on?
Rangers: Adoris Garcia
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Warriors: Ronald Acu Jr. Nia
He quit the game early last year, But he was supposed to be in a derby where he had just leveled the game. Maybe this is the derby.
Marlin: Luis Arraez
National: Joey Meneses
Phillies: Bryce Harper
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MLB.com researchers reliably inform this columnist that this will be the first player in Home Run Derby history to be named “Rowdy.”
Cardinals: Nolan Gorman
Gorman has been the cardinals One of the team’s few bright spots, and it’s all because of his ease, massive power.
Cubs: Christopher Morell Would you believe he has the best home run rate on this team wide?
It won’t be as exciting as seeing Albert Pujols in the derby last year…. ..but it’s kind of close, right?
