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Athletics star Brent Rooker takes shot at MLB after Home Run Derby defeat
Raleigh and Athletics star Brent Rooker both hit 17 home runs in the first round at Truist Park. Both had hit their longest home run at 471 feet. Rather than a swing-off to break the tie, MLB turned to the microscope, finding that Raleigh's homer traveled 470.62 feet, compared to Rooker's 470.54 feet.
Why Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge, other major stars did not participate in MLB All-Star Game swing-off
Ohtani and Judge did not participate in the MLB All-Star Game swing-off because they were no longer at the ballpark, ...
The A's Brent Rooker is no stranger to trade-deadline chatter. This year, the rumor mill might involve the power-starved and ...
Brent Rooker hit two homers to lead things off for the American League. Kyle Stowers responded with one in his round, then Randy Arozarena also only managed one home run. Trailing 3-1, ...
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National League takes the ASG in ‘Swing-off’It looked like Rook might be the AL’s hero, but Kyle Schwarber homered on all three of his swings to give the National League ...
Kyle Schwarber’s three-swing sweep seals a win for the National League after a six-run comeback and baseball’s first All-Star ...
If Brent Rooker felt he needed any sort of redemption for Monday night’s inch of a first-round exit in the T-Mobile Home Run Derby, he got it Tuesday night. First, Rooker homered in the top of the sev ...
The MLB All-Star Game ended with a dramatic home run swing-off, which Kyle Schwarber aced. But fans still can't help but stress over who didn't participate.
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