Jordan Walker Joins 2026 Home Run Derby Field After Breakout Season

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Jordan Walker Joins 2026 Home Run Derby Field After Breakout Season

Jordan Walker will participate in the 2026 Home Run Derby after MLB announced the Cardinals outfielder as one of the field's young sluggers. Walker enters with a .292 average, 21 home runs, 69 RBI and a .885 OPS this season, adding elite power to the showcase. MLB also noted his standout bat speed and exit velocity.

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