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Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Jason Bay of Trail, B.C. is the lone Canadian participating in this year's all-star game. (Getty Images/Rick Stewart)

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2006 MLB All-Star Game

Baseball's shining stars

Baseball's best and brightest converge in Pittsburgh for the 77th mid-summer classic. The game will be played July 11 at PNC Park.

Last Updated Fri, 07 July 2006 18:35:16 EDT

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Starters

Catcher: Ivan Rodriguez, Detroit
First Base: David Ortiz, Boston
Second Base: Mark Loretta, Boston
Third Base: Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees
Shortstop: Derek Jeter, New York Yankees
Outfield: Vladimir Guerrero, L.A. Angels; z-Manny Ramirez,
Boston
; Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle.

Reserves
Catcher: Joe Mauer, Minnesota
Infielders: x-Robinson Cano, New York Yankees; Troy Glaus, Toronto; Paul Konerko, Chicago White Sox; y-Jose Lopez, Seattle; Miguel Tejada, Baltimore; Jim Thome, Chicago White Sox; Michael Young, Texas.
Outfielders: Jermaine Dye, Chicago White Sox; y-Gary Matthews Jr,.Texas, zy-Magglio Ordonez, Detroit; Texas; x-Alex Rios, Toronto; Grady Sizemore, Cleveland; Vernon Wells, Toronto.
Pitchers: Mark Buehrle, Chicago White Sox; Jose Contreras, Chicago White Sox; Roy Halladay, Toronto; Bobby Jenks, Chicago White Sox; Scott Kazmir, Tampa Bay; Jonathan Papelbon, Boston; Mark Redman, Kansas City; Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees; Kenny Rogers, Detroit; B.J. Ryan, Toronto; Johan Santana, Minnesota; Barry Zito, Oakland.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Starters

Catcher: Paul Lo Duca, New York Mets
First Base: Albert Pujols, St. Louis
Second Base: Chase Utley, Philadelphia
Third Base: David Wright, New York Mets
Shortstop: Jose Reyes, New York Mets
Outfield: Jason Bay, Pittsburgh; Carlos Beltran, New York Mets; Alfonso Soriano, Washington.

Reserves
Catcher: Brian McCann, Atlanta
Infielders: Lance Berkman, Houston; Miguel Cabrera, Florida; Ryan Howard, Philadelphia; Edgar Renteria, Atlanta; Scott Rolen, St. Louis; Freddy Sanchez, Pittsburgh; Dan Uggla, Florida.
Outfielders: Matt Holliday, Colorado; Andruw Jones, Atlanta; Carlos Lee, Milwaukee.
Pitchers: Bronson Arroyo, Cincinnati; Chris Carpenter, St. Louis; Brian Fuentes, Colorado; Tom Glavine, New York Mets; Tom Gordon, Philadelphia; Trevor Hoffman, San Diego; x-Pedro Martinez, New York Mets; y-Roy Oswalt, Houston; Brad Penny, L.A. Dodgers; Jason Schmidt, San Francisco; Derrick Turnbow, Milwaukee; Brandon Webb, Arizona; Carlos Zambrano, Chicago Cubs.

x-injured, will not play; y-injury replacement; z-will not attend; zy-replacement

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Home Run Derby

Totals:
Ryan Howard - 23
David Wright - 22
Miguel Cabrera - 15
David Ortiz - 13
Jermaine Dye - 7
Lance Berkman - 3
Miguel Tejada - 3
Troy Glaus - 1

Official Derby Rules:
An out is registered when a player swings at a pitch and does not hit a home run.

A ball hit over the fence must be fair to count as a homer.

Opening Round
Each player gets 10 outs to hit as many home runs as possible.

The four players with the most home runs hit in the opening round advance to the semifinals.

Semifinal Round
Unlike previous years, home runs do carry over from the opening round.

Each player gets 10 outs to hit as many home runs as possible.

The two players with the most home runs advance to the championship round.

Championship Round
Home runs from the first two rounds do not carry over to the championship round.

Each player gets 10 outs to hit as many home runs as possible.

The player who hits the most homers in the championship round is declared the winner.

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