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All-Star Game: July 13

		Big first inning leads AL over NL A six-run first inning, which saw home runs from Manny Ramirez and MVP Alfonso Soriano, helped the AL capture a 9-4 win and home-field advantage in the World Series. Top moments: • Soriano's homer: 56K \| 350K • Albert Pujols' RBI double: 56K \| 350K • Pudge's triple: 56K \| 350K • A-Rod's triple: 56K \| 350K • All-Star Wrapup Show: 350K

Manny takes Clemens deep: Manny Ramirez hit a two-run home run to give the AL a 3-0 lead in the first. 56K \| 350K		Michael Young's nice play: The Rangers' Michael Young makes the putout in the fifth inning. 56K \| 350K

Edgar Renteria's double: Edgar Renteria's ground-rule double off C.C. Sabathia knocked in the NL's first run. 56K \| 350K		Mo records last out: Yankees closer Mariano Rivera put the win, and home-field advantage in the World Series, on ice for the AL. 56K \| 350K

More highlights from Tuesday:
• Soriano presented with MVP Award: 56K \| 350K • Clemens tribute: 56K \| 350K • Ali's first pitch: 56K \| 350K • Fantasia sings National Anthem: 56K \| 350K • Taco Bell's $1 million winner: 56K \| 350K • Mascots at the All-Star Game: 56K \| 350K		• Diamond-Cam (P): 350K • Diamond-Cam (bats R): 350K • Diamond-Cam (bats L): 350K • All-Star player intros: 56K \| 350K • Interview with Dan Kolb: 56K \| 350K

Home Run Derby: July 12

		Derby launches home runs out of Houston Baltimore's Miguel Tejada defeated Houston's Lance Berkman to win the Home Run Derby title. Tejada set records with 15 homers in one round and 27 homers on the evening. Top moments: • Tejada sets a Derby record: 56K \| 350K • 2004 Home Run Derby - Finals: 350K • Manny Ramirez is wired at Derby: 56K \| 350K • Sabathia wears mic at HR Derby: 56K \| 350K • All-Star Wrapup Show: 350K

Berkman's 10-homer Round 2: The hometown Houston star blasted 10 homers to move into the finals. 56K \| 350K		Bonds in Round 2: The Giants slugger could not match his first round total, but hit several prodigious shots. 56K \| 350K

Palmeiro in Round 2: The Orioles star, and member of the 500 homer club, put his smooth swing on display. 56K \| 350K		Tejada in Round 2: The Home Run Derby winner had a record-setting performance of 15 homers in a round. 56K \| 350K

Round I highlightsFestivities and Interviews
• HR Derby Round 1 - Berkman: 56K \| 350K • Blalock goes deep in Round 1: 56K \| 350K • HR Derby Round 1 - Bonds: 56K \| 350K • Ortiz swings for the fences: 56K \| 350K • Palmeiro leads Round 1: 56K \| 350K • Sosa rallies in Round 1: 56K \| 350K • Tejada in Round 1: 56K \| 350K • Thome in Round 1: 56K \| 350K		• Home Run Derby pregame: 56K \| 350K • Post HR Derby press conference: 350K • 500 club news conference: 56K \| 350K • Hank Aaron on the 500 HR Club: 56K \| 350K • Harmon Killebrew on the ASG events: 56K \| 350K • Frank Robinson on today's sluggers: 56K \| 350K • Reggie talks baseball fraternities: 56K \| 350K

All-Star Workout Day: July 12

Interviews around Minute Maid Park
• Indians All-Star OF Matt Lawton: 56K \| 350K • Dodgers All-Star C Paul Lo Duca: 56K \| 350K • "Mr. Cub" Ernie Banks: 56K \| 350K		• Padres All-Star 2B Mark Loretta: 56K \| 350K • Braves All-Star C Johnny Estrada: 56K \| 350K

Futures Game: July 11

		Team USA holds on to win Futures Game Blue Jays prospect Aaron Hill drove in a pair of runs and led Team USA to a 4-3 victory over Team World in the New York Mercantile Exchange Futures Game. Top moments: • All-Star Sunday Wrapup: 350K • 2004 Futures Game highlights: 56K \| 350K • Aaron Hill's two-run double: 56K \| 350K

David Wright and B.J. Upton: Wright, the Mets prospect, and Upton, the Rays prospect, wore microphones before and after the game. 56K \| 350K		World player Willy Taveras: The Astros OF prospect wore a microphone for MLB.com before and after the Futures Game. 56K \| 350K

Leyritz with Goose Gossage: Hall of Famer and U.S. Futures Manager Goose Gossage chats with MLB.com's Jim Leyritz. 56K \| 350K		Leyritz with Valenzuela: Former Dodger pitching great and World Futures manager spoke with MLB.com's Jim Leyritz. 56K \| 350K

FanFest: July 9-13

		Baseball heaven on earth All the fun from the interactive spectacular baseball event. FanFest moments: • Bud Selig's Town Hall meeting: 350K • MLB.com visits FanFest: 56K \| 350K • Houston's rich history: 56K \| 350K • Prince Fielder at FanFest: 56K \| 350K • Stump the MLB.com experts, 7/12: 350K

All-Star History

		Midsummer Classic memories A look at some of the greatest moments and highlights from the first 74 All-Star games. All-Star Game Highlights: • Babe makes All-Star history 56K \| 350K • Pete Rose topples Ray Fosse in 1970: 56K \| 350K • Reggie Jackson's mammoth homer in 1971: 56K \| 350K • Four Hall of Famers hit home runs in 1956: 56K \| 350K • DVD relives ASG's biggest moments

Randy Johnson is a terror: The Phillies' John Kruk had no chance against the Big Unit in this laughable 1993 matchup. 56K \| 350K		Torii Hunter climbs the wall: The Twins outfielder robs Barry Bonds of a homer in 2002. 56K \| 350K

Carl Hubbell Ks five HOFers: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons and Joe Cronin went down in order at the 1934 ASG. 56K \| 350K		Cal Ripken steals the show: The Orioles legend returned to shortstop and hit a HR in 2001 at his final All-Star Game. 56K \| 350K

More historical video
• Dave Parker earns the MVP in 1979: 56K \| 350K • Williams enjoys 'eephus' pitch in 1946: 56K \| 350K • Unusual three-up, three-down in 1984: 56K \| 350K		• Boston stars share spotlight in 1999: 56K \| 350K • Tommy Lasorda tumbles in 2001: 56K \| 350K

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