Cal Ripken is named the MVP in his final All Star Game

ByTom July 10, 2001July 10, 2023

In his final All-Star appearance, Cal Ripken is named the MVP of the game. His home run, along with consecutive dingers from Derek Jeter and Magglio Ordonez, power the AL to its fifth victory in a row, beating the National League at Seattle’s Safeco Field, 4-1.

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The American League defeats the National League, 4 – 1, in the All-Star Game. Baltimore’s Cal Ripken Jr. thrills the crowd by hitting a home run and winning the MVP award at the affair. Derek Jeter and Magglio Ordonez also homer for the Junior Circuit.

ByBaseball July 10, 2001

The American League defeats the National League, 4 – 1, in the All-Star Game. Baltimore’s Cal Ripken Jr. thrills the crowd by hitting a home run and winning the MVP award at the affair. Derek Jeter and Magglio Ordonez also homer for the Junior Circuit.

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Day: July 10, 2001

Cal Ripken is named the MVP in his final All Star Game

The American League defeats the National League, 4 – 1, in the All-Star Game. Baltimore’s Cal Ripken Jr. thrills the crowd by hitting a home run and winning the MVP award at the affair. Derek Jeter and Magglio Ordonez also homer for the Junior Circuit.

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