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Just one month left to vote for All Star Game

Tuesday, May 31st, 2011
Chase Field With Open Roof.

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Time is running out to vote for your pics of players who will represent MLB in the 2011 All Star Game so if you haven’t voted, or even if you have, you can fill out the 2011 All Star Game Ballot so your voice is heard. Lots of good players are having geat years, and should be in good shape to take the field at Chase Field. And if you want to get out to the game there are still tons of tickets for the All Star Game available all over the internet. The 2011 Major League Baseball All-Star Game is going to be a lot of fun, and if you can be there for the game, fan fest activities or the Home Run Derby you’ll have a great time. The 2011 edition of the game is the 82nd rendition of the game.

The All Star Game of course pits the best players, as voted by fans, of the National League against the American League. The 2011 edition of the All Star Game goes down at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. This is the first time the Arizona Diamondbacks have hosted the All Star Game. The game takes place on July 12, 2011. One interesting twist for this year’s contest is that the Designated Hitter will be used in the game, makring the first time a DH will be used in an NL stadium.

All Star Game and AZ’s Immigration law

It looks like MLB will not be listening to the Daily News and other critics who urged MLB to move the game to protest Arizona’s controversial immigration bill SB1070, which was signed into law by Governor Jan Brewer on April 23, 2010. Bud Selig said the game would be played in Arizona, declining to discuss the fact that Ozzie Guillen, MLB’s Players Association and Rep. Jose Serrano, the Democrat from New York who represents the district holding Yankee Stadium have all condemned the law.

Voting for the MLB All Star Game underway

Wednesday, April 27th, 2011
Chase Field hosts the 2011 MLB All Star Game

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MLB announces 2011 All Star Game ballot

You can start voting for the 2011 MLB All Star Game to select the players most deserving to represent their League. Fans are encouraged to vote for their All Stars, and voters can cast up to 25 votes online. You can cast your ALL Star Game Ballot now so don’t delay. In addition to voting, you can buy All Star Game tickets to see the results of thee voting live and in person. Tickets have been on sale for a few weeks now, so check out what’s out there. The 82nd Midsummer Classic is taking place at Phoenix’s Chase Field on Tuesday, July 12. Other festivities include the Home Round Derby, MLB Fanfest and plenty of parties and activities to check out. If you can’t get a ticket, or will be outside of the US, don’t despair, the 2011 All Star Game will be seen in more than 200 countries around the world.

“The launch of All-Star balloting today continues a special tradition for baseball fans around the world,” said Bud Selig MLB Commissioner. “The All-Star Game is a celebration of baseball, its players and its fans… We are looking forward to playing the summer’s greatest sporting event in Arizona for the first time ever.” Fans can buy All Star Game tickets at various locations online, including Ticketmaster, TicketLiquidator and StubHub.

Voting for the All Star Game is said to be the largest voting program in sports and is rivaled only by political elections in terms of size. In 2010 there were 21.1 million ballots submitted by eager baseball fans. In addition to voting online, you can also vote if you buy baseball tickets for any MLB game in the coming weeks. All Star Game sponsor Firestone will distribute ballots at the 30 MLB ballparks no later than May 30, as well as nearly 100 minor league ballparks. Voting for the All Star Game ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on Thursday, June 30. And the All Star Game roster will be revealed to fans on TBS on Sunday, July 3, during the 2011 MLB All-Star Game Selection Show.

The American League team will have nine position players voted in, while the NL will only have 8. The remaining roster will be filled out by MLB baseball as well as the NL and AL mangers. The NL will be managed by Bruce Bochy, manager of the World Series champion San Francisco Giants, while the AL will be headed by Texas Rangers Manger Ron Washington. Lots of good times to take in with MLB All Star Game tickets if you get them. You can also check out 2011 Home Run Derby tickets HERE to see the big boppers do it live. Additionally, fans will get another chance at one last vote to get the 25th player on the roster.

“Fans will cast their votes from a list of five players from each league over a four-day period, and the winners will be announced after the voting concludes on Thursday, July 7,” says the MLB press release. Last year, the Cincinnati Reds Joey Votto and the New York Yankees Nick Swisher were selected in this manner.

“It’s an opportunity for baseball fans in Phoenix and for the whole Southwest region to experience a week of unforgettable baseball,” said MLB business vice president Tim Brosnan. “But for the city of Phoenix and its people, it’s also an opportunity to show your city off, to show this beautiful city off, this beautiful ballpark off on a worldwide stage.”

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MLB All Star Game tickets

Friday, June 19th, 2009

As one of America’s favorite events, All Star Game tickets are some of the most sought after items going right now. Especially with the 2009 MLB All Star Game being held at Busch Stadium in St Louis, Missouri, you know that baseball fans are going to be looking high and low for tickets to the All Star Game in St Louis. You never know what is going to happen when you go to the game, but you do know that you are going to see some amazing plays from some of the best baseball players in the land. make sure that you don’t miss out on what should be some of the best baseball action you’ll see all summer and get your All Star Game tickets before they are all gone.

With All-Star Game tickets youll get to see the game at the beautiful Busch Stadium in St Louis Missouri

With All-Star Game tickets you'll get to see the game at the beautiful Busch Stadium in St Louis Missouri

But where do I buy All Star Game tickets?

Well for those still looking for All Star Game tickets, fear not, there are still plenty of them left, if you know where to look that is. While Busch Stadium might have sold out of All Star Game tickets, there are still tons of them left on the secondary ticket market. And when you want to buy MLB All Star Game tickets then the options begin and end with Ticket Liquidator. They have the biggest selection of All Star Game tickets and you’ll be surprised at the reasonable prices. They even have MLB Home Run Derby tickets to see the big bats live. So don’t wait and get your All Star Game tickets for one of the hottest baseball events of the year.