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Clayton Kershaw makes his 11th All-Star team. Byron Buxton representing Twins
Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw has been selected for his 11th All-Star Game, joining the roster as a Legend Pick by MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred. At 37, Kershaw is the oldest National League All-Star for the July 15 game at Atlanta’s Truist Park while 22-year-old James Wood is the youngest overall.
Joe Ryan, arguably an All-Star snub, will take the mound for the Minnesota Twins. He'll be opposed by the most dominant right-hander on the planet: Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes. The 1:10 p.m.
As far as the Twins are concerned, every time Byron Buxton steps on a baseball field, he’s an All-Star. Sunday’s announcement ...
Had an extra bowl of Wheaties this morning, so we will play two. The Pirates’ Paul Skenes rebounded after being outdueled by ...
Astros at Dodgers: The Astros have spent the last month proving to the baseball world that they’re legitimate contenders in ...
The former South Brunswick standout spoke with the StarNews about a wild start to his professional baseball career.
It was a nod towards Ty Wigginton, the type of everyman hero who would routinely prove fantasy baseball useful. Wigginton regularly qualified at multiple positions and would usually percolate below 50 ...
Buxton, a Georgia native, will be heading home for his second All-Star Game, but the Twins' top pitchers were passed over for ...
Judge earned 898 votes from players. Buxton was second with 700. That means Minnesota Twins fans who felt Buxton was snubbed ...
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