In baseball news, two players have recently committed to the Home Run Derby. Willson Contreras from Boston and Jac Caglianone from Kansas City are the latest participants.
The event is scheduled to take place on Monday in Philadelphia. Contreras, who is 34 years old, has hit 20 home runs in 306 at-bats this season.
Further details about the Home Run Derby and its participants can be found through ValleyCentral sports news.
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