The votes are in and the final rosters have been revealed for this year’s MLB All-Star game taking place on July 15th at Minnesota’s Target Field home of the Twins. A few new faces are on each roster but the biggest story will be the one old face making his final trip to the midsummer’s classic. Derek Jeter voted in as an starter in this year’s game will be making his 14th and final all-star game giving a fitting tribute to one of the game’s best short stops.
Check out the entire roster breakdown below
I’ve never met Alex Rodriguez. This shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone. I’ve never been within 100 yards of the man. All I know of him is what I’ve seen since his debut so many years ago. All I know is the immense talent and skill that’s been on display since his days with the Seattle Mariners, the Texas Rangers and now the New York Yankees. Those that do know him or have come in contact with him say he’s an arrogant, self-centered jerk and they might be right. You don’t have to know the man personally to see that. It was never more evident than when he interrupted the World Series in 2007 to announce he was opting out of his contract with the Yankees…only to receive an even bigger contract with the Yankees. So yes, Alex Rodriguez is a douche. But even douches should be treated fairly.
It’s that time again baseball fans as the world eagerly awaits to see who will be chosen to compete in the annual midsummer classic. Both rosters include plenty of new faces and a few old making their last appearances under the All Star lights. Here are your rosters for the 2013 MLB All Star game on Tuesday July 16th at Citi Field in Queens, NY.
Robinson Cano was able to comeback with 12 unbelievable home runs in the final round to defeat Adrian Gonzalez in the derby finals.
