The 2004 All-Star Game in Houston is the 75th in Major League Baseball history. Players look back at their first All-Star experiences, how they got the call, and what makes the All-Star Game so special. Ted Williams' walk-off home run in 1941, the incredible 15- inning marathon in 1967, and the amazing comeback by the American League in 2003 – the first All-Star triumph that also determined home field advantage in the World Series. Cal Ripken's storybook homer in his final All-Star Game appearance, Bo Jackson’s monstrous blast in 1989 and the overall excellence of perennial All-Star, Willie Mays. The most magnificent pitching feats in All-Star history — including the amazing strikeout streaks of Carl Hubbell in 1934 and Fernando Valenzuela in 1986. The Atmosphere: You’ll feel as if you are actually sitting with the players as they cheer on their teammates in the best of the Home Run Derby exhibitions. And experience, once again, the amazing spectacle of the All-Century Team, as the game's greatest come together to salute Ted Williams
