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D-backs execs Ken Kendrick and Derrick Hall pose with Commissioner Bud Selig (center). (AP)

D-backs selected to host 2011 All-Star Game
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• 2010: Angel Stadium of Anaheim
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2010: Halos to host The Angels will host the 81st All-Star Game on July 13, 2010. • Logo unveiled: Watch • Ticket information	2009: AL edges NL, 4-3 The AL extended its unbeaten streak to 13 All-Star Games. • Wrapup show: Watch • Video \| Rosters

2008: AL outlasts NL, 4-3 Michael Young's sac fly capped a 15-inning epic at Yankee Stadium. • Wrapup show: Watch • Video \| Rosters	2007: AL hangs on for 5-4 win The Mariners' Ichiro Suzuki hit the first ASG inside-the-park HR. • Wrapup show: 400K • Video \| Rosters

2006: AL escapes, 3-2 The Rangers' Michael Young was named MVP after his late heroics. • Wrapup show: 350K • Video \| Rosters	2005: AL holds on for 7-5 win The Orioles' Miguel Tejada had a HR and two RBIs to win MVP. • Wrapup show: 350K • Video \| Rosters

2004: AL rolls to 9-4 win The Rangers' Alfonso Soriano hit a three-run HR to earn MVP. • Wrapup show: 350K • Video \| Rosters	2003: AL triumphs in 7-6 final The Rangers' Hank Blalock won MVP with a two-run HR. • Wrapup show: 300K • Sights and Sounds \| Rosters

2002: Game ends in 7-7 tie Their was plenty of action 11 innings, but the game ended in a draw. • Wrapup show: 300K • Sights and Sounds \| Rosters	2001: AL cruises to 4-1 win The Orioles' Cal Ripken hit a HR to win MVP in his final All-Star Game. • Rosters
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