The 68th Annual All Star Game will take place at Jacobs Field in Cleveland on Saturday, July 8, 1997.
It has always been a dream of mine to visit the mid-season classic. Thanks to Major League Baseball, who
has generously agreed to provide me with a ticket to this year's game, that dream will come true.
As usual, the All Star Game will gather Major League Baseball's greatest talents on one field to determine which league
is superior. This year, with the addition of inter-league play, some of the mystique of the mid-season classic has been
lost. Nonetheless, I am confident that this year's game will have great hitting, stellar pitching, and a few incredible
defensive plays that will leave fans like myself with plenty to talk about for weeks to come.
DAY TWO
The second day of All Star Weekend featured the Pinnacle All Star FanFest, The All
Star Pre-Game Party (with a concert by the Beach Boys) and the All Star Game. Click
here to get all the details. . .
Info from the Indian's Page
Pinnacle All Star FanFest
The Pinnacle All Star FanFest, taking place at the Cleveland Convention Center from July 4th - July 8th, is billed as five days
of baseball heaven on earth. There will be collectibles (of course, since the sponsor is a card company), video enhanced pitching
and batting areas for fans to show off their stuff, places to rub elbows with hundreds of current and former big league stars,
and more merchandise than you shake a stick at.
All Star Game Results
Have you ever wondered who hit the longest homerun in All Star history? Do you know who was the winning pitcher in the
1965 All Star game? If this link doesn't give you the answer, I'm not sure that anyone ever wrote it down.
