MinorLeagueBaseball : Message: Life After All-Star: A Look Ahead

Vol. 1 / No. 7


	Shawn Green: 4 in 1

Extreme Baseball

The first half of the 2002 season has been chock-full of extreme performances. Dodgers outfielder Shawn Green made history with a four-homer, 19-base outburst against the Milwaukee Brewers. San Francisco teammates Jeff Kent and Barry Bonds made headlines with their slug-out in the dugout. And Torii Hunter left jaws hanging -- especially Barry Bonds' -- with his All-Star defensive leap. Take a look back at the best, worst and wackiest from the first half of 2002.

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Baseball's Most Memorable Moments
Major League Baseball and MasterCard encourage you to vote for the most memorable moment in baseball history. These moments represent the most incredible in baseball history.

Was it Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak, Cal Ripken playing in 2131 consecutive games or Reggie Jackson hitting three home runs in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series? The winning moments will be announced during a live broadcast prior to Game 4 of the World Series.

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	2002 ASG Galleries		Relive All-Star Highlights Over 41,000 people attended this year's All-Star 7-7 tie game. The only other tie in All-Star history occured 41 years ago in 1961. If you missed this year's game, check out our photo galleries, audio clips, exclusive interviews and video highlights. Go >


	Looking at the 2nd half		Will They or Won't They? Only three men have ever hit 40 homers and stolen 40 bases in a single season (A-Rod, Barry Bonds, Jose Canseco). Will Alfonso Soriano become the 4th man of the 40-40 club? And will Bonds shatter his own record by drawing more walks in the second 81 games than he did in the first? More Fearless Predictions >


	Will Ichiro steal the AL MVP?		Future Award Winners? Is Tom Glavine the best pitcher in the National League, or can Curt Schilling, Randy Johnson, or Eric Gange bring home the Cy Young Award this season? Can Grady Little guide Boston to the post-season and grab a Manager of the Year Award along the way? See who the experts predict will bring home the hardware in 2002. AL Outlook \| NL Outlook

Which hard-hitting All-Star is the owner of a sizzling .351 lifetime batting average after the break? a. Vladimir Guerrero b. Todd Helton c. Mike Sweeney d. Nomar Garciaparra

Baseball Trivia Answer: b. Todd Helton

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