United States defeats 10 world races for 6 in Future Baseball Stars game

WASHINGTON.-In a preview of Monday's Home Run, the United States beat the 10-6 World Cup in the Sunday's Stars match at Washington's National Park.

Cincinnati Reds outfielder, Taylor Trammell, who hit a circuit and tripled in two innings, was named best player in the # 20 edition of the best hopes of the major leagues

Yusniel, the Cuban outfielder of Los Angeles Dodgers. Diaz hit two home runs and drove in three points to be the most outstanding international player of the game, which since 1999 has been played as a prelude to the MLB All Star festivities.

In addition to Alonso and Tr Ammell also took the ball to Danny Jansen Park, the Toronto Blue Jays, and to Ke 'Bryan Hayes, Pittsburgh Pirates, by the US team who led former peak player Torii Hunter. For the World Cup, the guide of the former Dominican bloodhound David Ortiz, Kansas City Royals outfielder, Kansas City Royals' Seuly Matias, and Venezuelan outfielder Luis Basabé of the Chicago White Wards joined the home run.