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 History
All-Star Game Home Run Derby History
Home Run Derby History

2007-- AT&T Park, San Francisco
 Player, Team Career Season Round I Semis Finals Totals  Highlights
Vladimir Guerrero, LAA 352 14 5 9 3 17 400K
Alex Rios, TOR 45 17 5 12 2 19 400K
Matt Holliday, COL 82 15 5 8 -- 13 400K
Albert Pujols, STL 266 16 4* 9 -- 13 400K
Justin Morneau, MIN 103 24 4* -- -- 4 400K
Prince Fielder, MIL 59 29 3 -- -- 3 400K
Ryan Howard, PHI 103 21 3 -- -- 3 400K
Magglio Ordonez, DET 232 13 2 -- -- 2 400K
* Pujols advanced in a Round 1 Swing-off, 2-1


2006-- PNC Park, Pittsburgh
 Player, Team Career Season Round I Semis Finals Totals  Highlights
Ryan Howard, PHI 52 28 8 10 5 23 350K
David Wright, NYM 61 20 16 2 4 22 350K
Miguel Cabrera, FLA 93 15 9 6 -- 15 350K
David Ortiz, BOS 208 31 10 3 -- 13 350K
Jermaine Dye, CWS 217 25 7 -- -- 7 350K
Miguel Tejada, BAL 233 17 3 -- -- 3 350K
Lance Berkman, HOU 204 24 3 -- -- 3 350K
Troy Glaus, TOR 242 23 1 -- -- 1 350K


2005-- Comerica Park, Detroit
 Player, Team Career Season Round I Semis Finals Totals  Highlights
Venezuela Bobby Abreu
Venezuela   Winner 		184 18 24 6 11 41 56K | 350K
Puerto Rico Ivan Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
 256 6 7 8 5 20 56K | 350K
Panama Carlos Lee
Panama
 174 22 11 4 -- 15 56K | 350K
Dominican Republic David Ortiz
Dominican Republic
 151 21 17 3 -- 20 56K | 350K
Korea Hee-Seop Choi
Korea
 38 13 5 -- -- 5 56K | 350K
Netherlands Andruw Jones
Netherlands
 277 27 5 -- -- 5 56K | 350K
United States Mark Teixeira
United States
 89 25 2 -- -- 2 56K | 350K
Canada Jason Bay
Canada
 46 16 0 -- -- 0 56K | 350K


2004-- Minute Maid Park, Houston    Highlights (350K): Round I | Semis | Finals    Photos
 Player, Team Career Season Round I Semis Finals Totals  Highlights
 Winner:
  Miguel Tejada, BAL		 171 15 7 15 5* 27 56K | 350K
  Lance Berkman, HOU 142 16 7 10 4   21 56K | 350K
  Rafael Palmeiro, BAL 541 13 9   5 -- 14 56K | 350K
  Barry Bonds, SFG 681 23 8   3 -- 11 56K | 350K
  Sammy Sosa, CHC 555 16 5 -- -- 5 56K | 350K
  Jim Thome, PHI 409 28 4 -- -- 4 56K | 350K
  Hank Blalock, TEX   55 23 3 -- -- 3 56K | 350K
  David Ortiz, BOS 112 23 3 -- -- 3 56K | 350K
* Tejada hit the winning homer with five outs remaining in the round


2003-- U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago    Highlights (300K): Round I | Semis | Finals    Photos
 Player, Team Round I Semis Finals Totals Long Season  Highlights
 Winner:
  Garret Anderson, ANA		 7 6*** 9 22 430 22 56K | 300K
 Albert Pujols, STL 4* 14** 8 26 478 27 56K | 300K
 Jason Giambi, NYY 12 11 -- 23 446 26 56K | 300K
 Jim Edmonds, STL 4* 4 -- 8 426 28 56K | 300K
 Gary Sheffield, ATL 4 -- -- 4 413 22 56K | 300K
 Carlos Delgado, TOR 2 -- -- 2 434 28 56K | 300K
 Richie Sexson, MIL 1 -- -- 1 383 25 56K | 300K
 Bret Boone, SEA 0 -- -- 0 -- 24  
 * advanced due to higher season total     **defeated Jason Giambi in the semis     *** defeated Jim Edmonds in the semis


2002-- Miller Park, Milwaukee    Highlights: 56K | 300K   Photo gallery
Player Team Round 1 Round 2 Finals Totals
Winner: Jason Giambi Yankees 11 6* 7 24
Sammy Sosa Cubs 12 5 1 18
Paul Konerko White Sox 6 6  - 12
Richie Sexson Brewers 6 4 - 10
Torii Hunter Twins 3 - - 3
Alex Rodriguez Rangers 2 - - 2
Barry Bonds Giants 2 - - 2
Lance Berkman Astros 1 - - 1
* advanced on swingoff with Paul Konerko


2001-- SAFECO Field, Seattle    Highlights: 56K | 300K
Player Team Round 1 Round 2 Finals Totals Longest
Winner: Luis Gonzalez Arizona 5 5 6* 16 440
Sammy Sosa Chicago 3 8 2 13 468
Jason Giambi Oakland 14 6 -- 20 460
Barry Bonds San Francisco 7 3 -- 10 476
Alex Rodriguez Texas 2 -- -- 2 415
Bret Boone Seattle 3 -- -- 3 406
Todd Helton Colorado 2 -- -- 2 425
Troy Glaus Anaheim 0 -- -- 0 --


2000 -- Turner Field, Atlanta    Highlights: 56K | 300K
Player Team Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Totals
Winner: Sammy Sosa Chicago 6 11 9 26
Ken Griffey Jr. Cincinnati 6 3 2 11
Carl Everett Boston 6 6 -- 12
Carlos Delgado Toronto 5 1 -- 6
Edgar Martinez Seattle 2 -- -- 2
Chipper Jones Atlanta 2 -- -- 2
Vladimir Guerrero Montreal 2 -- -- 2
Ivan Rodriguez Texas 1 -- -- 1


1999-- Fenway Park, Boston
Player Team Round 1 Round 2 Finals Totals
Winner: Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle 3 10 3 16
Jeromy Burnitz Milwaukee 6 6 2 14
Mark McGwire St. Louis 13 3 -- 16
Jeff Bagwell Houston 5 1 -- 6
Larry Walker Colorado 2 -- -- 2
Nomar Garciaparra Boston 2 -- -- 2
B.J. Surhoff Baltimore 2 -- -- 2
Shawn Green Toronto 2 -- -- 2
Sammy Sosa Chicago 1 -- -- 1
John Jaha Oakland 1 -- -- 1

1998-- Coors Field, Denver
Player Team Round 1 Round 2 Finals Totals
Winner: Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle 8 8 3 19
Jim Thome Cleveland 7 8 3 17
Vinny Castilla Colorado 7 5 -- 12
Rafael Palmeiro Baltimore 7 3 -- 10
Damion Easley Detroit 2 -- -- 2
Javy Lopez Atlanta 5 -- -- 5
Moises Alou Houston 7 -- -- 7
Chipper Jones Atlanta 1 -- -- 1
Alex Rodriguez Seattle 5 -- -- 5
Mark McGwire St. Louis 4 -- -- 4


1997-- Jacobs Field, Cleveland
Player Team Round 1 Round 2 Finals Totals Longest
Winner: Tino Martinez New York 5 8 3* 16 436
Larry Walker Colorado 9 9 1 19 479
Mark McGwire Oakland 5 2 -- 7 456
Jeff Bagwell Houston 4 1 -- 5 413
Brady Anderson Baltimore 4 -- -- 4 451
Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle 3 -- -- 3 451
Chipper Jones Atlanta 3 -- -- 3 429
Ray Lankford St. Louis 2 -- -- 2 424
Nomar Garciaparra Boston 0 -- -- 0 --
Jim Thome Cleveland 0 -- -- 0 0


1996-- Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia
 
Player Team Round 1 Round 2 Finals Totals Longest
Brady Anderson Baltimore 5 6 -- 11 433
Jay Buhner Seattle 6 2 -- 8 426
Joe Carter Toronto 2 -- -- 2 433
Mark McGwire Oakland 4 9 2 15 460
Greg Vaughn Milwaukee 0 -- -- 0 --
National League
Player Team Round 1 Round 2 Finals Totals Longest
Jeff Bagwell Houston 2 -- -- 2 460
Barry Bonds San Francisco 4 10 3 17 451
Ellis Burks Colorado 1 -- -- 1 405
Henry Rodriguez Montreal 3 -- -- 3 437
Gary Sheffield Florida 0 -- -- 0 --


1995-- The Ballpark in Arlington, Texas -- A.L. 21, N.L. 9 (after Round 1)
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Frank Thomas Chicago 15
Albert Belle Cleveland 16
Mo Vaughn Boston 6
Manny Ramirez Cleveland 3
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Ron Gant Cincinnati 3
Raul Mondesi Los Angeles 2
Reggie Sanders Cincinnati 2
Sammy Sosa Chicago 2


1994-- Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh -- A.L. 17, N.L. 11
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle 7
Ruben Sierra Oakland 4
Frank Thomas Chicago 4
Albert Belle Cleveland 2
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Fred McGriff Atlanta 5
Jeff Bagwell Houston 3
Dante Bichette Colorado 3
Mike Piazza Los Angeles 0


1993-- Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore -- A.L. 21, N.L.12
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Juan Gonzalez Texas 7
Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle 7
Cecil Fielder Detroit 4
Albert Belle Cleveland 3
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Barry Bonds San Francisco 5
Bobby Bonilla New York 5
David Justice Atlanta 2
Mike Piazza Los Angeles 0
Playoff#1 -- Griffey Jr. (4), Gonzalez (4); Playoff #2 --Gonzalez (1), Griffey Jr. (0)


1992-- Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego -- A.L. 27, N.L. 13
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Mark McGwire Oakland 12
Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle 7
Joe Carter Toronto 4
Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore 4
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Larry Walker Montreal 4
Gary Sheffield San Diego 4
Fred McGriff San Diego 3
Barry Bonds Pittsburgh 2


1991-- The SkyDome, Toronto -- A.L. 20, N.L. 7
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore 12
Cecil Fielder Detroit 4
Joe Carter Toronto 2
Danny Tartabull Kansas City 2
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Paul O'Neill Cincinnati 5
George Bell Chicago 2
Chris Sabo Cincinnati 0
Howard Johnson New York 0


1990-- Wrigley Field, Chicago -- N.L. 4, A.L. 1
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Ryne Sandberg Chicago 3
Matt Williams San Francisco 1
Bobby Bonilla Pittsburgh 0
Darryl Strawberry New York 0
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Mark McGwire Oakland 1
Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle 0
Jose Canseco Oakland 0
Cecil Fielder Detroit 0


1989-- Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim -- N.L. 9, A.L. 5
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Eric Davis Cincinnati 3
Glenn Davis Houston 2
Howard Johnson New York 2
Kevin Mitchell San Francisco 2
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Ruben Sierra Texas 3
Mickey Tettleton Detroit 1
Bo Jackson Kansas City 1
Gary Gaetti Minnesota 0


1988 -- Riverfront Stadium,Cincinnati -- Canceled due to rain


1987-- The Coliseum, Oakland -- N.L. 6, A.L. 2
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Andre Dawson Chicago 4
Ozzie Virgil Atlanta 2
American League
Player Team Total HRs
George Bell Toronto 1
Mark McGwire Oakland 1


1986-- The Astrodome, Houston -- N.L. 8, A.L. 7
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Darryl Strawberry New York 4
Dave Parker Cincinnati 3
Hubie Brooks Montreal 1
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Wally Joyner California 4
Jesse Barfield Toronto 2
Jose Canseco Oakland 1


1985-- The Metrodome, Minneapolis -- A.L. 17, N.L. 16
American League
Player Team Total HRs
Jim Rice Boston 4
Eddie Murray Baltimore4
Carlton Fisk Chicago 4
TomBrunansky Minnesota 4
Cal RipkenJr. Baltimore 1
National League
Player Team Total HRs
Dave Parker Cincinnati 6
Dale Murphy Atlanta 4
Steve Garvey Los Angeles 2
RyneSandberg Chicago 2
Jack Clark St. Louis 2

Home Run Derby facts
Not many players have won the Home Run Derby and gone on to homer in the All-Star Game. Perhaps fatigue was a factor. However, of the three Derby winners who did homer, two went on to win the All-Star MVP. Here is is a list of Derby winners, with players who homered in the big game bolded:

2003Garret Anderson (won MVP Award)
2002Jason Giambi
2001Luis Gonzalez
2000Sammy Sosa
1999Ken Griffey, Jr.
1998Ken Griffey, Jr.
1997Tino Martinez
1996Barry Bonds
1995Frank Thomas
1994Ken Griffey, Jr.
1993Juan Gonzalez
1992Mark McGwire
1991Cal Ripken, Jr. (won MVP Award)
1990Ryne Sandberg
1989Eric Davis; Ruben Sierra
1988Postponed by rain
1987Andre Dawson
1986Darryl Strawberry; Wally Joyner
1985Dave Parker