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Yankees' Ben Rice to compete in Home Run Derby on July 13
New York Yankees player Ben Rice will participate in the July 13 Home Run Derby in Philadelphia. Rice leads the team with 25 home runs this season and has 58 career homers.
Jul 7, 6:54 PM·1m read4 sources
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New York Yankees player Ben Rice will compete in the Home Run Derby scheduled for July 13 in Philadelphia. Rice leads the Yankees with 25 home runs this season. He has recorded 58 home runs across three major-league seasons.
His father, Dan, who pitched for Brown's baseball team in the 1980s, will throw pitches to him during the contest. The pair have already begun practicing for the competition. Rice aims to become the first Yankees player to win the derby since 2017.
Four Yankees players have previously won the event. Tampa Bay's Junior Caminero is also scheduled to participate. The full field for the July 13 event has not yet been announced.
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