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Saturday night was beautiful in Seattle as the stars took part in the MLB Celebrity All-Star game. While nobody anticipated a pitchers' duel in the celebrity softball game, this year's contest saw Team Felix defeat Team Finch 21-19 thanks to 12 more runs than in 2017.
While some spectators may have been drawn in by celebrities like JoJo Siwa and Adam Devine, it was the players who shone out on the pitch. None stood out more than legendary Philadelphia Phillies slugger Ryan Howard, the 2006 National League MVP, who used an inside-the-park home run and subsequently a standard home run to make the field appear tiny.
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On Saturday, both sides in the MLB Celebrity Softball Game were playing at their best offensively. 40 runs were scored between the two sides as Team Hernandez beat Team Finch 21-19.
Felix Hernandez, a former player for the Seattle Mariners, hyped up the crowd at home. NBA players Donavon Mitchell and Zach Lavine also hit home homers. Lavine made a fantastic grab at the wall while showing off some leather in the outfield.
"The celebrities are out in full force at T-Mobile Park for the #MLBAllStar Celebrity Softball Game." Seattle Sports
Along with the other MLB All-Star celebrations that have already occurred, the game was fantastic to watch. The HBCU Swingman Classic game on Friday night served as the event's opening act, and it did not disappoint.
Howard played with the Philadelphia Phillies for the whole of his MLB career. He is renowned for hitting the fastest 100 and 200 home runs in baseball history. He made his MLB debut in 2004.
In 2005, he was named the National League's (NL) Rookie of the Year. Next year, he was named the league's Most Valuable Player (NL MVP).
