The 2021 MLB All-Star Game will take place at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado on July 13, 2021. The rosters include:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Starters:

• C: Salvador Perez (KC)
• 1B: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (TOR)
• 2B: Marcus Semien (TOR)
• 3B: Rafael Devers (BOS)
• SS: Xander Bogaerts (BOS)
• OF: Mike Trout (LAA)*
• OF: Aaron Judge (NYY)
• OF: Teoscar Hernández (TOR)
• DH: Shohei Ohtani (LAA)

Reserves:

• C: Mike Zunino (TB)
• 2B: Jose Altuve (HOU)
• SS: Bo Bichette (TOR)
• SS: Carlos Correa (HOU)
• 1B: Matt Olson (OAK)
• 3B: José Ramírez (CLE)
• 1B: Jared Walsh (LAA)
• OF: Michael Brantley (HOU)
• OF: Joey Gallo (TEX)
• OF: Adolis García (TEX)
• OF: Cedric Mullins (BAL)
• DH: J.D. Martinez (BOS)
• DH: Nelson Cruz (MIN)

Starting Pitchers:

• RHP: Shane Bieber (CLE)*
• RHP: Gerrit Cole (NYY)
• RHP: Nathan Eovaldi (BOS)
• RHP: Kyle Gibson (TEX)
• LHP: Yusei Kikuchi (SEA)
• RHP: Lance Lynn (CWS)
• LHP: Carlos Rodón (CWS)

Relievers:

• RHP: Matt Barnes (BOS)
• LHP: Aroldis Chapman (NYY)
• RHP: Liam Hendriks (CWS)
• RHP: Ryan Pressly (HOU)
• LHP: Gregory Soto (DET)

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Starters:

• C: Buster Posey (SF)
• 1B: Freddie Freeman (ATL)
• 2B: Adam Frazier (PIT)
• 3B: Nolan Arenado (STL)
• SS: Fernando Tatis Jr. (SD)
• OF: Ronald Acuña Jr. (ATL)
• OF: Nick Castellanos (CIN)
• OF: Jesse Winker (CIN)

Reserves:

• C: J.T. Realmuto (PHI)
• 2B: Ozzie Albies (ATL)
• 3B: Kris Bryant (CHC)
• SS: Brandon Crawford (SF)
• 2B: Jake Cronenworth (SD)
• 3B: Eduardo Escobar (ARI)
• 1B: Max Muncy (LAD)
• SS: Trea Turner (WSH)
• OF: Mookie Betts (LAD)
• OF: Bryan Reynolds (PIT)
• OF: Kyle Schwarber (WSH)*
• OF: Juan Soto (WSH)
• OF: Chris Taylor (LAD)

Starting Pitchers:

• RHP: Corbin Burnes (MIL)
• RHP: Yu Darvish (SD)
• RHP: Jacob deGrom (NYM)
• RHP: Kevin Gausman (SF)
• RHP: Germán Márquez (COL)
• LHP: Trevor Rogers (MIA)
• RHP: Zack Wheeler (PHI)
• RHP: Brandon Woodruff (MIL)

Relievers:

• LHP: Josh Hader (MIL)
• RHP: Craig Kimbrel (CHC)
• RHP: Mark Melancon (SD)
• RHP: Alex Reyes (STL)

* denotes a player who will not be participating due to injury

The Boston Red Sex notably has the most representatives with five players being selected for the All-Star Game including Barnes, Devers and Eovaldi as first-time selections. Also included are Bogaerts and Martinez.

Basketball and celebrity icons Kevin Durant and Don C came together to create a perfect collaboration with the new Don C X Nike KD 12 shoe. The project was inspired by the impact that basketball had on both Don C and Durant’s lives growing up – specifically Chicago basketball.

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The Don C X Nike KD 12 screams Chicago with the beautiful baby blue, red and white colorway and four stars on the tongue of the shoe to represent the City’s flag. The sneaker also has copper aglets to pay to the city’s train tracks.

The Don C X Nike KD 12 was released for the purchase of $160 on February 15 from Nike.

With the NBA’s All Star Weekend right around the corner, the league’s best will be pinned head to head at the United Center in Chicago, the home of the Bulls February 14 through the 16. This is 69 All Star game and the third time it has been held in Chicago. The last time it has been held in Chicago was in 1988 and before that was 1973 in Chicago Stadium.

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Friday, February 14

The NBA’s young, explosive talent will be showcased during the Rising Star Challenge at 9 p.m. ET. The teams will be separate into two teams, World and US. Players such as Miles Bridges (Charlotte), Trae Young (Altanta) and Zion Williams (New Orleans) will represent team U.S. While RJ Barret (New York), Luka Doncic (Dallas) and Deandre Ayton (Phoenix) will represent the World Team.

Saturday, February 15, 8 p.m. ET

The Skills Challenge, Dunk Contest and Three Point contest will be held on the 15. There has been some stir up for participants for the Dunk and Three Point Contest. There has been rumors say who will and who will not be participating. Some of these rumors consist of Doncic and Young participating in the Three Point Contest. One confirmed participant is Chicago Bulls’ guard Zach Lavine. This is the first time he will be attending the Three Point Contest. Lavine is averging 24.9 points per game and 28 points per game in January. This is a career high for the former Dunk Contest Champion. Lavine this season has made 154 three point field goals in just 54 games this season, which is a career high. He is shooting 37.4% from behind the arc, if Lavine wins the three point contest, he will be the first player ever to win both a Dunk Contest and Three Point Contest in their career.

Aaron Gordan (Orlando), and Derrick Jones Jr. (Miami) have committed to the Dunk Contest, and Dwight Howard (Los Angeles) has officially accepted his invitation.

Sunday, February 16, 9 p.m. ET

Team LeBron and Team Antetokounmpo face off in the All Star game this year. LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo were selected as captains this year. Both teams will tribute the legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna Bryant. Team LeBron will wear No. 24 for Kobe and team Anteokounmpo will wear No. 2 for Gianna.

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The Anthony Davis saga continues. Though he wasn’t able to join Lebron James out in Los Angeles and get the Lakers their seventeenth championship, the drama hasn’t stopped. First, Rich Paul of Klutch sports tried to maneuver a trade for Davis to the Lakers, leveraging the Boston Celtics‘ lack of salary cap flexibility until in June, the start of the new league year. But the New Orleans Pelicans management held on strong and Davis remained with the team as general manager Dell Demps wasn’t very intrigued by the Lakers young core. Then, the NBA stepped in and said that the Pelicans couldn’t rest Davis because it would hurt the sanctity of the game, also known as tanking. But drama for the Pels’ hasn’t stopped.

Most recently, the team parted ways with Demps. But more importantly, they’ve finally gotten a reason to sit Davis and preserve their biggest trade asset. On Thursday night, an MRI on Davis’ left shoulder revealed a muscle contusion.

During a Thursday night 131-122 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, Davis was injured in a collision at the end of the first half. He wasn’t seen on the bench after and reportedly left the arena with his agent, Paul.

Davis will still head to Charlotte, North Carolina, for the NBA All-Star game festivities but his participation is in doubt. He’ll seek treatment on his shoulder there in Charlotte and will see how he feels before deciding whether he can play on Sunday.

As for the rest of New Orleans, they’ve grown agitated with the Drama surrounding their star. New Orleans coach Alvin Gentry told reporters on Tuesday that he was done discussing trade rumors about Davis and that he wanted to focus on the players who have had to handle the last few chaotic weeks.

“I’m happy for all of them,” Gentry said. “Because to tell you the truth, this whole thing has been a dumpster fire…. We want guys to be professional and we want them to do this, but it’s hard for guys to go through what they’ve been through. And to be able to come out and beat a team of that quality, I’m happy for all the guys. I just thought they did a great job.”