All-Star Game

Millville high alum Mike Trout hit leadoff for the American League All-Stars on Tuesday night in Cincinnati - he started the game with a solo home run, helping him earn his second straight All-Star game MVP award.

Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon didn't hold back at All-Star Media Day on Tuesday, saying he wants to be and expects to be traded by the Phillies.

With the NBA All-Star weekend just around the corner, another Philadelphian has been asked to represent the City of Brotherly Love in New York City.

Millville high graduate and LA Angels star Mike Trout tripled in a run and doubled in another to win MVP honors as the American League defeated the National League 5-3 in Tuesday's All-Star Game. It's been another remarkable first half for the 22-year-old from Millville, who's among the American League leaders in most every offensive category...

AUDIO (ESPN): In clowing on the weekend’s top slop series, John Kruk concedes that fifth place in the NL East is exactly . Karl Ravech asks the white elephant question — “Yeah, so they’re probably not making the playoffs, huh...

When Millville high school graduate Mike Trout joined me on the Sports Bash two years ago he was getting ready for his high school prom,  two years later he got a base hit in the Major League Baseball All-Star game. For a 20-year old kid, the past two years have been a whirl-wind from Millville High safety, basketball forward and outfielder to LA Angels savior and All-Star he has made South Jersey