MLB All-Star Game: Make-a-Wish gives baseball fans with illnesses a special treat The MLB All-Star game isn't until Tuesday, but the festivities at Truist Park are going on all weekend. Sunday ...

The premier access is part of a wish through Make-A-Wish, and it started Sunday with a major surprise. Families will have access to all the events, including the MLB Draft, Home Run Derby, batting ...

The MLB All-Star game isn't until Tuesday, but the festivities at Truist Park are going on all weekend. Sunday, young baseball fans with illnesses were given a special chance to shop MLB ...

Fanatics and Make-A-Wish collaborated on the event and helped the kids also meet six-time MLB All-Star Prince Fielder and MLB Legend Fergie Jenkins. Here is a look at the surprise event: ...

Through a partnership between Make-a-Wish, Fanatics and Major League Baseball, five children were able to attend All-Star Weekend.

It didn’t take long for the Mets’ social media team to react to the news, congratulating the 31-year-old on his fifth All-Star nod with a post of their own. "Francisco Lindor: ALL-STAR!

Nonetheless, it has sparked plenty of debate, but even popular MLB players such as Chisholm and Scherzer are on the side of the Little League player.

It didn’t take long for the Mets’ social media team to react to the news, congratulating the 31-year-old on his fifth All-Star nod with a post of their own. "Francisco Lindor: ALL-STAR!