The participants are:
American League
- Miguel Cabrera, Detroit Tigers
- David Oritz, Boston Red Sox
- Nick Swisher, New York Yankees
- Vernon Wells, Toronto Blue Jays
National League
- Corey Hart, Milwaukee Brewers
- Matt Holliday, St. Louis Cardinals
- Hanley Ramirez, Florida Marlins
- Chris Young, Arizona Diamondbacks
I'll update the blog through each round, marking down the amount of home runs hit per player and who advances to each round. I'm banking on Miguel Cabrera in the AL and Corey Hart in the NL. Of course I'm pulling for my man Nick Swisher to win the whole thing, but it's probably not going to happen for him. So enjoy the Home Run Derby, it's on ESPN, so channel 36 if you have cablevision.
Strike-Thru indicates eliminated.
Lineup: First Round
Chris Young, Diamondbacks: 1 Home Run, First RoundVernon Wells, Blue Jays: 2 Home Runs, First Round- Corey Hart, Brewers: 13 Home Runs, First Round
Nick Swisher, Yankees: 4 Home Runs, First RoundMatt Holliday, Cardinals: 5 Home Runs, First Round- David Ortiz, Red Sox: 8 Home Runs, First Round
- Hanley Ramirez, Marlins: 9 Home Runs, First Round
- Miguel Cabrera, Tigers: 7 Home Runs, First Round
Home Runs from first round carry on and are added to second round total.
- David Oritz, Red Sox: 21 total (13 in round)
Miguel Cabrerea, Tigers: 12 total (5 in round)- Hanley Ramirez, Marlins: 21 total (12 in round)
Corey Hart, Brewers: 13 total (0 in round)
Home Runs from previous two rounds erased.
- David Oritz, Red Sox: 11 Home Runs
Hanley Ramirez, Marlins: 5 Home Runs
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