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Mariners Legends Reunite for Live Home Run Derby Event at T-Mobile Park

Former Seattle stars return to the diamond as Ken Griffey Jr. leads a star-studded roster for the Alumni Home Run Derby. Fans can access the live broadcast via Mariners.TV to watch Ichiro and others compete for various on-field targets.

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Key takeaways

  • Ken Griffey Jr. serves as the commissioner for the alumni hitting competition at T-Mobile Park.
  • The event is free to stream via MLB.com or the MLB App with a registered user account.
  • Participants including Ichiro and Mike Cameron are competing for fan prizes like the Nintendo Switch 2.
  • Jay Buhner and Nelson Cruz are managing the teams while Julio Rodríguez acts as the event DJ.
Former Seattle Mariners players gathered at T-Mobile Park for a competitive home run derby event.
Former Seattle Mariners players gathered at T-Mobile Park for a competitive home run derby event.

The Event Details

Seattle baseball icons are congregating at T-Mobile Park for the Alumni Home Run Derby, a live spectacle available to viewers through Mariners.TV. The event features Ken Griffey Jr. in the role of commissioner, while Jay Buhner and Nelson Cruz oversee the competition as coaches. Current star Julio Rodríguez provides the soundtrack as the guest DJ, with MLB Network’s Greg Amsinger serving as the master of ceremonies.

Roster of Participants

The competition includes legendary franchise hitters such as Ichiro and Mike Cameron. These former sluggers aim for specific targets placed across the field to trigger fan rewards. Prizes tied to these hitting milestones include a Nintendo Switch 2 and a Fire TV, among other items.

How to Watch

Access to the broadcast is provided at no cost through the MLB App or MLB.com. While a registered account is necessary to view the stream, creating a username and password requires no financial commitment or credit card information. For those seeking regular season coverage, the Mariners.TV platform offers full game streaming for a fee of $34.99.

Source: MLB.com

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