The field is set for the 2025 T-Mobile Home Run Derby, which will take place Monday (8 p.m. ET, ESPN) at Truist Park in Atlanta. Here's a breakdown of the eight sluggers who are set to square off in this year's version of the annual power-hitting competition.

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh made history as the first catcher to win the MLB Home Run Derby, beating Junior Caminero in the final at Truist Park.

ATLANTA — The night of a million taters is almost here.

Eight sluggers are set to square off in Major League Baseball's Home Run Derby, a part of the All-Star festivities.

One of baseball’s signature events presented an unexpected lesson on the core leadership charge to follow one’s instincts when presented with circumstances that require split-second decision making.

Ahead of the 2025 Home Run Derby, let's take a trip down memory lane and look at the longest homers in the event's history.

Former Texas Rangers outfielder and 2010 American League MVP Josh Hamilton joined The Dallas Morning News ’ SportsDay Rangers podcast with longtime beat reporter Evan Grant and Rangers senior advisor and team historian John Blake. They discussed Hamilton’s career with the Rangers, his legendary Home Run Derby moment and more.

Raleigh and Athletics star Brent Rooker both hit 17 home runs in the first round at Truist Park. Both had hit their longest home run at 471 feet. Rather than a swing-off to break the tie, MLB turned to the microscope, finding that Raleigh's homer traveled 470.62 feet, compared to Rooker's 470.54 feet.