National League Dominates American League In All-Star Futures Game

National League's second baseman Termarr Johnson (6) throws the ball as American League's Sebastian Walcott (1) slides second during the third inning of the MLB All-Star Futures baseball game Saturday

Cincinnati's Cam Collier and Atlanta's Drake Baldwin showcased their power with 400-foot solo home runs, leading the National League to a 6-1 victory over the American League in the All-Star Futures Game, which featured top prospects.

Collier, son of former major leaguer Lou Collier, was named the game's MVP after hitting a 409-foot homer in the third inning and contributing to the NL's offensive dominance. Baldwin added to the NL's lead with a 411-foot home run in the sixth inning.

Arizona's Druw Jones, another second-generation player, drew a bases-loaded walk to extend the NL's lead. The AL managed only one run, courtesy of Cleveland's Jaison Chourio's RBI single.

Collier named MVP after a 409-foot homer; Baldwin adds a 411-foot home run.

Cam Collier and Drake Baldwin hit 400-foot solo home runs for the NL.

Druw Jones draws a bases-loaded walk for the NL; AL scores one run.

Justin Crawford and Druw Jones, sons of former All-Stars, make notable contributions.

LSU teammates Dylan Crews and Paul Skenes have mixed results in the game.

Collier credits his father for support; Jones shares resilience in overcoming injuries.

All-Star Saturday at Globe Life Field attracts 33,912 fans for a day of baseball action.

Event features hitting skills contest and celebrity softball game.

Philadelphia's Justin Crawford and Jones, both sons of former All-Stars, also made notable contributions. Crawford, who recently earned a promotion to Double-A Reading, showcased his skills with a solid single and a crucial catch in the outfield. Jones, despite battling injuries, continues to impress with his performance for Low A Visalia.

LSU teammates Dylan Crews and Paul Skenes, who were top draft picks, had mixed results in the game. Crews, now playing in Triple-A, faced challenges at the plate, while Skenes, who made his MLB debut earlier this season, continues to excel with a 1.90 ERA.

Collier highlighted the invaluable support he receives from his father, emphasizing the guidance and insights he gains from having a former major leaguer as a mentor. Jones shared his resilience in overcoming injuries and maintaining a positive mindset throughout his journey in professional baseball.

The All-Star Saturday activities at Globe Life Field drew an impressive attendance of 33,912 fans, who enjoyed a day filled with exciting baseball action. The event concluded with a hitting skills contest and a celebrity softball game, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Adrián Beltré, managing the AL squad before his upcoming induction into the Hall of Fame, received a playful tap on the head from Elvis Andrus, reminiscing about their time as teammates with the Texas Rangers.