The guys at Fish Stripes posted the rules for the Home Run Derby which takes place tonight at 8 pm.

The participants are as follows:

Player	Team	Lg
Prince Fielder	Brewers	NL
Justin Morneau	Twins	AL
Ryan Howard	Phillies	NL
Alex Rios	Blue Jays	AL
Albert Pujols	Cardinals	NL
Vladimir Guerrero	Angels	AL
Magglio Ordonez	Tigers	AL
TBD	TBD	NL

Newsday's Keyboard Quarterbacks have arrived at their 2007 Mustache Madness Championship.  Keith Hernandez has advanced to the finals against the Yankees' Don Mattingly.

Go to Newsday to vote now.

This is the classic cross-town matchup that we have been anticipating - vote now, vote often, and let's bring the trophy home.

Update 7/11

The results are in and Keith has won the Mustache Madness Championship!  Make sure to check out their photo gallery as well, great stuff.

Bottom of the ninth, the home team is up and down by a run, one man on, batter hits home run and wins game, batter rounds third and approaches his team who is waiting at home plate, batter throws batting helmet and jumps on home plate, entire team jumps up and down in unison for about thirty seconds, team goes into dugout. 

Why is it that every time there is a walk-off home run, this is always what happens, regardless of the team?

As much as I love when a Met hits a walk-off I wish the scene wasn't always the same, and so cheesy at that. Perhaps, the batter could run the bases backwards like Jimmy Pearsall did. Or, maybe they could try to be more humorous and hit the ball off the player's head a la Jose Canseco to change it up. Something, anything, other than that jovial dance they all do.