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ALL-STAR GAME »
New York City will play host to the 79th Midsummer Classic, which will be held at Yankee Stadium on July 15.
BALLPARKS
The Yankees and Mets say farewell to their longtime homes, while the Nationals open a home of their own.
FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT
The Tampa Rays selected Georgia prep shortstop Tim Beckham with the first overall selection.
HALL OF FAME
Relief pitcher Rich "Goose" Gossage and five managers and executives will be inducted on July 27 in Cooperstown.
OPENING DAY
All 30 Major League teams got the ball rolling across the United States -- and for the third time, in Japan.
WORLD SERIES »
It's baseball's most special and exciting month, as eight teams vie to become champions of the 103rd World Series.
JACKIE ROBINSON DAY »
Major League Baseball honors the trailblazer's legacy on April 15, the 61st anniversary of his big league debut.
MILESTONES
2008 Milestones

Ken Griffey Jr. and Manny Ramirez eye homer history, while John Smoltz notched his 3,000th strikeout.
WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC
Sixteen nations spanning six continents will gather in March 2009 for the second international tournament.
MITCHELL REPORT
Former Sen. George Mitchell issued his study on perfomance-enhancing drugs in baseball on Dec. 13, 2007.
SPRING TRAINING
Baseball headed south for the winter as all 30 clubs prepared for the 2008 campaign in Arizona and Florida.
CIVIL RIGHTS GAME
The Mets edged the White Sox in the second annual Civil Rights Game, sponsored by AutoZone, in Memphis.
OPENING SERIES
For the third time, the Major League Baseball season began in Japan as the A's and Red Sox met at the Tokyo Dome.
CHINA SERIES
Major League Baseball continued to expand its global reach by heading to the Far East for two Dodgers-Padres Spring Training contests in China.

CARIBBEAN SERIES
The Licey Tigres won their 10th Caribbean Series title, the Dominican Republic's 17th since 1970.
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