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Known by many as the 'Midsummer Classic', the Major League Baseball Game is the annual exhibition game that brings together the stars from the American League and National League. In 2003, to add appeal to the game, the league added that the winner of the game would determine which league get home field advantage during the World Series. Since then, the competitiveness and fan interest has increased in the game.
The All-Star Game is just one event during the MLB All-Star Weekend that includes other events including the Home Run Derby and Futures Game. The game is a high demand event on the secondary market, as it only takes place once a year. No year was quite as popular as 2008, when the game was played at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. It was the final year of the stadium, and four Yankees were represented. Ticket prices reached all-time highs for that game.
MLB All Star Game tickets on sale
Tickets for several NFL teams' 2008 seasons and tickets for the upcoming Major League Baseball All-Star Game are on sale throughout the week ending July 12 as compiled by TicketNews.
Despite their first games being a few months away, this week marks an opportunity to buy tickets for several NFL teams' 2008 seasons. In the onsales for Wednesday are tickets for the Minnesota Vikings, who hope to overtake division rivals the Green Bay Packers and return to the play-offs this season. On Saturday morning tickets for the Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos, and Tennessee Titans go on sale. For baseball fans, additional tickets for the upcoming All-Star Game in Yankee Stadium are expected to be released throughout the week, including tickets to the Home Run Derby.

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