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2008 All-Star Game
All-Star Game, July 15, 2008, Yankee Stadium, New York
Records being set with 2008 Final Vote
Corey Hart leads the National League vote, but in Final Vote balloting, anything can change. (AP)
At the halfway point of the Monster 2008 All-Star Game Final Vote, Milwaukee outfielder Corey Hart and Tampa Bay third baseman Evan Longoria were holding slim leads while baseball fans were on the brink of destroying last year's four-day record of 23.2 million votes in exclusive balloting on MLB.com.  

All-Star Quotes

This final All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium is what the stadium is about -- memories.
-- Phil Niekro

Headlines

Final Vote race no ordinary campaign
With the starters chosen and reserves set, only one spot remains on each league's 2008 All-Star team. The competition for those spots is fierce, and the push to get out the Final Vote is in full swing.   Full Story >
•  Longoria maintaining Final Vote lead
•  Hart holds fast to Final Vote lead
•  Braun joins Home Run Derby field
•  Vlad bows out of Home Run Derby
•  Sizemore carries big bat into Derby
•  Wright lets his play do the talking
•  Fans compete to vote most for Burrell
•  Giambi needs rally to win final spot
•  Astros make promotional video for Lee
•  Roberts needs fan support in Final Vote
•  Royals campaigning hard for Guillen
•  Dye making All-Star case on the road
•  Rowand in need of a Final Vote push
•  Kaline to partake in All-Star festivities
•  Meet the Future: World outfielders
•  Parra hits way into 2008 Futures Game
•  Francona makes tough AL roster calls
•  Few easy choices for NL skipper Hurdle
•  The kids are all right -- so far
•  FanFest has something for everyone
•  Uggla tabbed for Home Run Derby
•  Midsummer Classic has 25 newcomers
•  Cast Final Vote, watch MLB.TV free
•  All-Star formula offers a good mix
•  Meet the Future: U.S. corner infielders
•  Duo takes act to Futures Game
•  Newcomers make waves in ASG voting
•  A-Rod top online All-Star vote-getter
•  All-Star Game reserves announced
•  Seven Red Sox to invade Yankees' turf
•  Three pitchers get All-Star nod for Halos
•  Cubs not interested in Home Run Derby
•  Cubs send seven to All-Star Game
•  A-Rod, Jeter to man AL All-Star infield
•  Berkman, Tejada make NL ASG team
•  Giambi one of AL Final Vote candidates
•  Volquez named to All-Star staff
•  MLB.TV All-Star Package a must-have
•  Giants' ace, closer named All-Stars
•  Deserving pair to represent Rockies
•  Pujols, Ludwick named NL All-Stars
•  Double-play duo are All-Star bound
•  Lee an NL Final Vote candidate
•  All-Star news archive »

Sights & Sounds

•  AL 2008 Final Vote update   300K
•  NL 2008 Final Vote update   300K
•  Monster 2008 Final Vote: AL   300K
•  Monster 2008 Final Vote: NL   300K
•  Meet the 2008 All-Stars   300K
•  Greg Golson on the Futures   300K
•  Who got snubbed?    300K
•  42 Statues on Parade   300K

2008 MLB All-Star Week Schedule

July 11-15
• DHL All-Star FanFest

July 13
• Taco Bell All-Star Sunday featuring:
   • XM All-Star Futures Game
   • Taco Bell All-Star Legends & Celebrity Softball Game

July 14
• Gatorade All-Star Workout Day featuring:
   • MLB All-Star Batting Practice
   • State Farm Home Run Derby

July 15
• MLB All-Star Game Red Carpet Show presented by Chevrolet
• 79th MLB All-Star Game

2008 All-Star Gear

Yankee Stadium All-Star History

1977 All-Star Game
Joe Morgan opened the game with a homer. By the time the inning had ended, the NL had scored four runs en route to a 7-5 victory. More >
1960 All-Star Game
The NL won their second All-Star Game of 1960 behind three hits by Willie Mays, four HRs, and shutout pitching by six pitchers. More >
1939 All-Star Game
Joe McCarthy used six Yankees in the starting lineup and saw them deliver four of the AL's six hits in a 3-1 win. More >