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Abreu shatters record; wins HR Derby Abreu smacked 41 total home runs in the derby, including one that went 517 feet. Phillies slugger Bobby Abreu, who smashed a single-round record 24 homers in the first round, defeated the Tigers' Pudge Rodriguez, 11-5, in the finals to win the 2005 CENTURY 21 Home Run Derby on Monday night at Detroit's Comerica Park. With personal fuse Ramon Henderson, the Phillies' bullpen coach, feeding him on the inside half of the plate, Venezuela's representative in the new international format commandeered the plate for nearly a half-hour in his record 24-homer fanfare. Full story » HR Derby coverage » ABREU VIDEO ::: Abreu's record first round: 56K  | 350K There's gold in MLB.com's hills During the CENTURY 21 Home Run Derby, a gold ball was swapped in every time a batter was down to his final out. Now, these collector's items are available for purchase at the MLB.com shop. Learn more »  |  Order yours » All-Star Game MVP Vote With the Ameriquest 2005 All-Star Game MVP Vote, YOU can help decide the winner of the Ted Williams MVP Award. Log on to MLB.com during the 2005 All-Star Game. Vote from the 6th inning to the end of the game. Learn more » The All-Star party is motoring in Motown All-Star festivities are warming up in Detroit. Tuesday, fans can chat with Bud Selig at 1:30 p.m. ET, then watch the All-Stars walk the red carpet at 7 p.m. ET on FSN. All-Star coverage »

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