Live updates, results from the MLB All-Star slugfest بطولة

Mets’ Pete Alonso retained his Derby title by defeating Trey Mancini in the final round on Monday night at Corse Field in Denver, and Alonso went out of the gate by scoring 35 times at home in the first round and making it look easy and defeated. Juan Soto in the semi-finals. Homer was knocked out of the final round by Mancini, the Orioles star who missed the 2020 season with colon cancer. Top seed Shuhei Otani, who leads the bigs with 33 points at home, was upset in the first round by Nationals’ Juan Soto in a wild game that required a second tie-breaker swing to decide. The Angels star’s two-way derby appearance was just 24 hours before he hit the court as AL’s starting captain and leading hitter at the Midsummer Classic. Alonso is the first player to win the derby in consecutive years since Eunice Cespedes in 2014 and 2015, and here’s how tonight unfolded in Denver: The final round of the derby, Pete Alonso (Mets) vs Tre Mancini (Orioles) Mancini – 22 heart rate – longest 490 feet: After sitting out the 2020 season with colon cancer, Mancini was in great shape at the end as he crisscrossed the stands at left of center. Alonso – 23 HR – Longest 509 feet: Alonso needed bonus time, but hit his No. 23 to take it out and defend his crown. Pete Alonso (Mets) defeats Juan Soto (Nationals) Soto – 15 hours – Longest 481 feet: Soto used the entire field again He added four extra minutes to put pressure on Alonso. Alonso – 16 hours – Longest 498 feet: One behind with 1:03 left, Alonso took a timeout to fire the crowd. Then he went back to the next two pitches to get her out. Tre Mancini (The Orioles) defeats Trevor Storey (Rocky) Story – 12 Hours – Longest 477 feet: Subject of trade rumors, the story really couldn’t get into a groove in front Mancini – 13 Hours – Longest 475 feet: Skip 23 seconds before the clock and advance To the final where he will meet Pete Alonso or Juan Soto. No. 8 Juan Soto (Nationals) Defeats No. 1 Shohei Ohtani (Angels) Soto – 22hrs – Longest 520 feet: Soto used the entire field, spraying crawlers left and center including a 520-foot shot to the right. Longest night yet. Ohtani – 22 Hours – Longest 513 feet: Star Angels rallied late to tie Soto, destroying balls on the right field. TIEBREAKER, 28-28: Both hit six bugs in the extra minute, but Ohtani couldn’t break the tie with several attempts. WING-OFF: Soto attacked on all three flips, putting pressure on Ohtani who failed Homer on his first attempt. 5 Pete Alonso (Mets) Defeats No. 4 Salvador Perez (Royals) Alonso – 35 Hours – Longest 513 feet: The defending champion was feeling it, destroying balls in the left field and little to the center. Perez – 28 Hours – Longest 491 feet: A great run to support Kansas City that probably would have won against everyone else. 2 Joey Gallo (Rangers) vs No. 7 Trevor Story (Rockies) – 20 Hours – Longest 518 feet: The hometown favorite was on his feet and hit some creepy monsters on the court he calls home. Longest 494ft: One of the next favorites, Gallo couldn’t go further on the roster, but made a run in the extra minute, returning to the field after the bell that would have tied him up. 6 Trey Mancini (Orioles) defeats No. 3 Matt Olson (Athletics) Mancini – 24h – Longest 496ft: Mancini caught fire after taking a break in the middle of regular time and earned an extra minute. Cancer survivor Olson’s full turn – 23h – Longest 495ft: Olson struggled out of the gate but didn’t miss the swings and had the chance to tie Mancini to the bell but tied him to the right foul. During Monday’s competition while Matt Olson was on the bat, the No. 1 Oakland Athletics player smashed a baseball into the deep right field for a home run. One of the fans in the stands thought this was his lucky day and got up for the ball. Unfortunately for him, his attempt to catch sent him up and over the entrance barrier to the upper deck, and he crashed to the ground.