2020 MLB All-Star Week

The annual Major League Baseball All-Star Game is one of the highlights of the schedule every single season, and you'll see why if you head out LA's Dodger Stadium to see the Midsummer Classic on July 14, 2020. More than just a clash between the very best players in the world, the MLB All-Star Week (July 12-14) brings together fans from all over the world for a dizzying array of different types of events, all aimed at baseball lovers of all ages and interest levels. Over the years, the All-Star Game has also gained a reputation as being the perfect respite from the intense regular season and a great way to celebrate the game, delivering an amazing experience to the fans who turn up in droves to delve into the many different activities that surround the All-Star Game. Here, it's AL versus NL on the field, but off the field it's all about the fan experience, and you'll get a chance to bump into the legends of yesterday and today as well as test your own skills with a variety of activities during the FanFest. From the actual game to everything else that will go down at Nationals Park, this is a special event that has a little something for everybody, giving you plenty of reasons to put down the remote and head out to see it all up close and personal. So whether you're already in the area or looking for the perfect excuse for a road trip, you're definitely in the right spot, as it doesn't get any better than this if you love baseball played at the highest possible level. With a family-friendly angle and all kinds of talent coming together in one place, the experience of the Major League Baseball All-Star Week pretty much speaks for itself.

MLB All-Star Week Event Info

Ever since the All-Star Game was first played back in 1933, this is an exhibition that has been drawing in the top stars in the entire world for an incredible display of baseball skill and overall ability. This is also where fans pour into the stands from all over to show their support for their favorite players and teams, creating an amazing atmosphere that is quite a bit different than the regular season. With fans from all over the league at your side and a jaw-dropping amount of star power down on the field, it won't take long to get dazzled by the MLB All-Star Week and you might even end up thinking about clearing your schedule next time around so you can do it all over again.

All-Star Game Experience

There is something special about being in the stands when your favorite team storms the diamond, though that's something that you have to see for yourself when it comes to a prominent event like the annual MLB All-Star Game. Baseball has earned the reputation as America's Pastime for a reason, and it isn't because there is a lack of excitement when the superstars of the league get together for an impressive string of different events leading up to the big game. As baseball has gotten more and more global, Major League Baseball remains the premier league, which is something you'll see for yourself if you get out to a great game loaded with the stars of both today and tomorrow that is sure to have you absolutely glued to the action from the very beginning of the week.

All-Star Game History

Over the years since it was first formed in the 1930s, players like Bobby Bonds, Derek Jeter, Kirby Puckett, Ken Griffey Jr./Sr., Willie Mays, Cal Ripken Jr., Mariano Rivera and many more have won the MVP Award, and you never know who is going to burst onto the scene with a banner day that goes down in All-Star Game history. This is a game in which just about anything can happen, mainly because the talent level is simply astounding and these players tend to be put on amazing shows that keep fans absolutely captivated. With some sensational athletes down on the field and a passionate crowd at your side, it won't take long to get lost into the enthusiasm of the moment as the All-Star Game heats up at Nationals Park.

All-Star Game Trivia

Q. Can you name the two different Montreal Expos to win the All-Star Game MVP? A. Tim Raines and Gary Carter, with Carter actually winning the MVP in both 1981 and 1984 on his way into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

All-Star Game Fans

Major League Baseball fans are known as some of the most committed and excitable as you're going to find anywhere in the sports world, and that comes together in a very big way every single time the All-Star Week gets rolling. Fans are assured to have another riveting atmosphere at the event this year. For the All-Star Game, you can bank on there being a great mix of locals and fans from all over the rest of Major League Baseball, creating the type of exciting atmosphere that you're just not going to be able to find anywhere else.