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The Major League Baseball HR Derby is one of the most highly anticipated events of All-Star Week, and with the intuitive tools at GoTickets.com, it only takes a few clicks to put yourself into the stands. We offer authentic seats from trusted sellers, and every secure sale is covered by a 100% buyer guarantee. Don’t miss out—grab your MLB Home Run Derby tickets before they’re gone!
About the MLB Home Run Derby
Since 1985, the annual MLB HR Derby has been a thrilling showcase of baseball’s biggest bats. Eight of the league’s most powerful and prolific sluggers are paired up to face off in timed elimination rounds, swinging at pitches until only one ultimate champion remains!
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Where: GlobeLifeField in Arlington, Texas
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When: Monday, July 15, 2024 (Time TBD)
Recent All-Star Week HR Derby Winners
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2023 - Vladimir Guerrero Jr. - Toronto Blue Jays (AL) - T-Mobile Park
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2022: Juan Soto - Washington Nationals (NL) - Dodger Stadium
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2021: Pete Alonso - New York Mets (NL) - Coors Field
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2019: Pete Alonso - New York Mets (NL) - Progressive Field
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2018: Bryce Harper - Washington Nationals (NL) - Nationals Park
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2017: Aaron Judge - New York Yankees (AL) - Marlins Park
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2016: Giancarlo Stanton - Miami Marlins (NL) - Petco Park
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2015: Todd Frazier - Cincinnati Reds (NL) - Great American Ball Park
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2014: Yoenis Céspedes - Oakland Athletics (AL) - Target Field
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2013: Yoenis Céspedes - Oakland Athletics (AL) - Citi Field
Most Home Runs in a Single Derby
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2019: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. - Toronto Blue Jays (AL) - 91
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2023: Randy Arozarena - Toronto Blue Jays (AL) - 82
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2022: Julio Rodríguez - Seattle Mariners (AL) - 81
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2021: Pete Alonso - New York Mets (NL) - 74
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2023: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. - Toronto Blue Jays (AL) - 72
Most Home Runs in a Single Round
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2023 - Round 1: Julio Rodríguez - Seattle Mariners (AL) - 41
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2014 - Round 2: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. - Toronto Blue Jays (AL) - 40
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2015 - Round 2: Joc Pederson - Los Angeles Dodgers (NL) - 39
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2016 - Round 1: Pete Alonso - New York Mets (NL) - 35
2016 - Round 2: Randy Arozarena - Tampa Bay Rays (AL) - 35 -
2017 - Round 1: Julio Rodríguez - Seattle Mariners (AL) - 32
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Home Run Derby?
The MLB HR Derby is an annual competition that takes place during All-Star Week. Eight accomplished batters are selected to participate, and each tries to hit the highest number of home runs.
Who participates in the MLB Home Run Derby?
Players in the Home Run Derby are determined by power-hitting stats between opening day and the last game before the All-Star break. If a tie occurs, HRs between June 15th and July 4th are heavily considered.
When is the MLB Home Run Derby?
The Home Run Derby takes place on the day before the All-Star Game each year. Typically, participants are announced the first week in July, with the event scheduled for the Monday of All-Star Week.
How does the MLB Home Run Derby work?
The HR Derby begins with four pairs. Each participant gets three minutes per round (plus bonus time). The batter in each pair who hits more home runs moves on to the next round until only a champion remains.
Where are the best seats for the MLB Home Run Derby?
The best MLB HR Derby seats depend on your preferences. If catching a home run from your favorite slugger is the goal, try to get seats in or near the area where most of his home runs have landed.
Where can I buy tickets for the MLB Home Run Derby?
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How much are MLB Home Run Derby tickets?
MLB Home Run Derby ticket prices depend on the participants, location, date, time, and demand. Check GoTickets.com for currently available options, and reserve seats before they’re gone!