It's the Major League Baseball All Star Break!

What a glorious break it has been. We got to see the likes of former and current Twins compete in the All star Game last night and in the home run derby. Former Twin David Ortiz competed in the home run derby while current Twin Michael Cuddyer represented the Minnesota Twins at the All Star game this year. For more information on the Twins and the All Star break check out my twitter and my other blog about Twins baseball

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Minnesota Twins All-Stars

Congrats you big All-Star!

MLB All-Star Team = Red Sox Team

Wow, this years All-Star team is going to be basically the Boston Red Sox with A-Rod and Derek Jeter. Take a look at the vote count for the American League, Red Sox, Red Sox, Red Sox. Perhaps the Boston Red Sox fans are just trying to jab the New York Yankees fans since the game will be played July 15th at Yankee Stadium. You know how crazy those Red Sox fans are at jinxing those Yankees, well, apparently they all got internet access and voted! Very interesting. It doesn’t look like Twin Justin Morneau or Joe Mauer will be starting this year…sad. Then again, neither one of them has been playing at All-Star levels, let’s hope they both pick up the pace.

Minnesota Twins All Star Vote

Don’t forget to vote for your Minnesota Twins to make it to the 2008 MLB All-Star game! The 79th All-Star Game will be played on July 15th at Yankee Stadium in New York City. I think you can vote like 25 times and you can even vote in Spanish! Let’s Rock the Vote for the Minnesota Twins!

MLB All Star Ballot

Voting ends online on July 2nd and ends in person at the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome on June 19th.

Nine Minnesota Twins players made the ballot:
First baseman Justin Morneau, Second baseman Brendan Harris, Shortstop Adam Everett, Third baseman Mike Lamb, Catcher Joe Mauer, Designated Hitter Jason Kubel and outfielders Michael Cuddyer, Carlos Gomez and Delmon Young.

Let’s go Twins!