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The 76th All-Star Game

		Stars rock Motown Midsummer Classic Baseball's brightest stars were on display for the 2005 All-Star Game at Comerica Park on Tuesday. Miguel Tejada, the 2005 Ted Williams All-Star Game MVP, led the AL to their eighth straight Midsummer Classic win with a pair of RBIs, including a solo home run. This One Counts • All-Star Game wrap: 56K \| 350K • Tejada goes yard: 56K \| 350K • All-Star Game postgame: 350K • Digital Download: Own the All-Star Game

All-Star Rewind: A montage of lasting All-Star moments and images set to music. • DDS Minivision 99¢: Own video 56K \| 350K		Tejada named MVP: Miguel Tejada is the star of the All-Star Game and walks away with the Ted Williams MVP trophy. 56K \| 350K

Closing ceremony: Check out the closing ceremony of the 2005 All-Star Game from Comerica Park in Detroit. 56K \| 350K		Teixeira goes deep: In his first All-Star Game, Mark Teixeira blasts a two-run homer off Dontrelle Willis. 56K \| 350K

Follow the All-Star Game
• Selig's Town Hall chat: 350K • All-Star highlights: 56K \| 350K • Opening ceremony: 56K \| 350K • The national anthem: 56K \| 350K • Closing ceremony: 56K \| 350K • Buehrle fans three: 56K \| 350K • Ichiro's two-run single: 56K \| 350K • Rogers' All-Star appearance: 56K \| 350K • Gonzo's RBI double: 56K \| 350K • Cabrera's RBI grounder: 56K \| 350K • Lidge strikes out the side: 56K \| 350K • Catching up with Podsednik: 56K \| 350K	• State of RedSox.com Nation: 350K • State of the Yankees: 56K \| 350K • Next Stop: Shea 56K \| 350K • Andruw's homer: 56K \| 350K • Ortiz's RBI single: 56K \| 350K • Derrek smacks a double: 56K \| 350K • Livan, Lee pick off Ichiro: 56K \| 350K • Alou doubles: 56K \| 350K • Castillo shows his range: 56K \| 350K • Lee knocks in Castillo: 56K \| 350K • Lo Duca speaks with Stern: 56K \| 350K • Huttenberger at Comerica: 56K \| 350K

Home Run Derby

		Abreu's record-setting Home Run Derby The fireworks started early in the 20th annual CENTURY 21 Home Run Derby. Venezuela's Bobby Abreu set a Derby record for most home runs in a single round (24) in the first round. He went on to set the overall record (41) and beat hometown favorite Ivan Rodriguez. Home Run Derby highlights • Home Run Derby wrap: 56K \| 350K • Abreu's day at the Derby: 56K \| 350K • Abreu discusses winning the Derby: 56K \| 350K • DDS Minivision 99¢: Own Abreu's 41 homers • Digital Download: Own the Home Run Derby

Home Run Derby Rewind A montage of all the Derby homers and moments set to music. • DDS Minivision 99¢: Own video 350K		Wagner mic'd up: Billy Wagner shares his thoughts while watching Bobby Abreu smash 24 homers in the first round. 56K \| 350K

Manny mic'd up: Manny Ramirez mic'd up and speaking Spanish as he watches Bobby Abreu bat in the first round. 56K \| 350K		Tejada mic'd up: Miguel Tejada pals around with teammate Brian Roberts, Johnny Damon and his young son. 56K \| 350K

More video
• Lidge, Billy Bob mic'd up: 56K \| 350K • Alter Bridge opens the Derby: 56K \| 350K • Ivan Rodriguez's first round: 56K \| 350K • Pudge's second round: 56K \| 350K • Ortiz's second round: 56K \| 350K • Hee-Seop Choi Round 1: 56K \| 350K • Carlos Lee's second round: 56K \| 350K • Andruw Jones' first round: 56K \| 350K • Teixeira's Derby debut: 56K \| 350K • Derrek Lee interview: 350K • Morgan Ensberg interview: 350K • Chris Carpenter interview: 350K	• Abreu's big first round: 56K \| 350K • Abreu's second round: 56K \| 350K • Abreu's final round: 56K \| 350K • Big Papi's first round: 56K \| 350K • Ortiz's Derby highlights: 56K \| 350K • Carlos Lee's first round: 56K \| 350K • Carlos Lee Derby highlights: 56K \| 350K • Jason Bay Round 1: 56K \| 350K • Teixeira's Derby highlights: 56K \| 350K • David Eckstein interview: 350K • Joe Nathan interview: 350K

All-Star Sunday

		XM Satellite Radio All-Star Futures Game Justin Huber hit a two-run double and earned MVP honors as the World Team topped its U.S. counterparts, 4-0, in Sunday's XM Satellite Radio Futures Game in Detroit. Shin-Soo Choo homered, while nine World pitchers combined on a four-hitter. Futures Game highlights • Futures Game wrap: 56K \| 350K • Huber's two-run double: 56K \| 350K • Choo homers: 56K \| 350K • LaRoche goes 2-for-2: 56K \| 350K • Betancourt robs Upton: 56K \| 350K

Miguel Montero mic'd up: We followed the Diamondbacks catching prospect in the hours leading up to the 2005 Futures Game. 350K		Conor Jackson mic'd up: MLB.com put a wire on Diamondbacks prospect Conor Jackson as the hard-hitting first baseman participated in the 2005 XM Satellite Futures Game. 350K

Mark Tremonti interview: Casey Stern catches up with Alter Bridge's main man, Mark Tremonti, as he prepares to play in the Legends & Celebs Softball Game. 56K \| 350K		Milledge, Brett talk to MLB.com: MLB.com's Brian McRae has a dugout sitdown with Team USA's George Brett and Lastings Milledge. 56K \| 350K

More video
• Futures Game skippers: 56K \| 350K • Loewen gets the out: 56K \| 350K	• Encarnacion turns two: 56K \| 350K • Upton charges a grounder: 56K \| 350K

Leading up to All-Star Weekend

		2005 All-Star Rosters Announcements Watch how the rosters for the 2005 All-Star Game took shape. MLB.com's Peter McCarthy reveals the All-Star starters. You can check out the exact moment at their respective ballparks that Scott Podsednik and Roy Oswalt found out that they had made the teams through the All-Star Final Vote. Plus, a panel of Minor League experts analyze the Futures Game rosters. All-Stars Revealed • All-Star Game starters unveiled: 56K \| 350K • Podsednik is an All-Star: 56K \| 350K • Oswalt is an All-Star: 56K \| 350K

Futures players at B&GC: Futures players Justin Huber, Justin Verlander and Delmon Young help the Magical Builders fix up a Detroit Boys and Girls Club. 56K \| 350K		Detroit's All-Star Game history: Highlights and interviews chronicling the three previous All-Star Games in Detroit of 1941, 1951 and 1971. 56K \| 350K

FanFest highlights: MLB.com's Ben Platt takes a look at Detroit's take on the annual All-Star Fanfest. 56K \| 350K

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