Home Run Derby X makes US debut at Hartford's Dunkin' Park
Trumbull native Alex Rauso led The Schoolboys in front of a packed house.
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4ds agoThe Home Run Derby X was held for the first time in the United States Friday as the event made its debut at Hartford's Dunkin' Park.
Trumbull native Alex Rauso led The Schoolboys in front of a packed house.
Former Cy Young and World Series champion Jake Arrieta was the team's captain while ex-New York Yankee and 2009 World Series Champion Nick Swisher led the other team.
Former MLB stars Rob Dibble, Trot Nixon, and Dexter Fowler also attended. They signed autographs for and interacted with fans.
