MLB All Star Game tickets have been putting the best of Major League Baseball on the field since 1933. Not bad for a game that was supposed to be a on-time event. Now held annually and rotating through every Major League ballpark, the MLB All Star Game has grown to be not only a great game but a week of events culminating in a showdown between the two leagues to determine home field advantage in the World Series. FrontRow.com can put you in the middle of the action with great MLB All Star Game tickets.

By 2006, fans with MLB All Star Game tickets had watched the American League dominate for the last decade, suffering only one tie in the last 10 years. But as PNC Park held its breath, the National League was holding on to a 2-1 advantage. Trevor Hoffman of the San Diego Padres was on the mound, working with two outs and had two strikes on the Texas' Rangers Michael Young. One more strike and the National League ends the drought and gets home field advantage in the World Series. One more strike and Trevor Hoffman is a hero. Unfortunately for Hoffman, Young was batting .409 with runners in scoring position in 2006. When Hoffman tried to sneak a fastball past him, Young was ready. His two run triple into right center field sent the National League packing and gave Michael Young the MVP Award.

But MLB All Star Game tickets are only part of All Star week. If you're a true baseball fan, you've got to be thinking about Home Run Derby tickets. As part of the All Star Game festivities, this popular event has exploded into a fan favorite as the best sluggers in baseball battle it out for charity. So grab your glove and make plans to be in AT & T Park with MLB All Star Game tickets. The home stadium of the Giants is one of the smaller venues in the MLB so tickets will be even harder to come by than usual. But with FrontRow.com on your side, you've got the inside track on MLB All Star Game tickets.