Festivities leading up to the MLB All-Star Game in Denver
DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) -- It's one of the best baseball nights of the year, a night players dream of while they're just kids playing in the backyard, the MLB All-Star Game.
The first pitch of the MLB All-Star Game is set to happen at 6 p.m. Tuesday. KRDO had a team in Denver covering the festivities leading up to the major game.
KRDO's Heather Skold joined KRDO Sports Director Rob Namnoum on the All-Star Red Carpet Show outside of Coors Field. They both had a chance to speak to several baseball players.
Tatis sporting a lil cotton candy pink @RobNamnoum #AllStarGame pic.twitter.com/7R87x66FCF
— Heather Skold KRDO (@HeatherSkold13) July 13, 2021
Nolan in the house! #AllStarGame @RobNamnoum pic.twitter.com/3Ug8eoGkbK
— Heather Skold KRDO (@HeatherSkold13) July 13, 2021
Following the red carpet festivities, Heather and Rob had a chance to get out on the field.
The sprinkles have cleared for tonight’s All-Star Game! Couldn’t have asked for a better crew. #AllStarGame @RobNamnoum @KRDONC13 pic.twitter.com/XwsakQpQfE
— Heather Skold KRDO (@HeatherSkold13) July 13, 2021
KRDO Sports Reporter Danny Mata shares Peyton Manning and Todd Helton taking the field for the first pitch.
Peyton Manning and Todd Helton come out for first pitch. #MLB #MLBallstargame #Rockies #Broncos pic.twitter.com/IdP43Y3WJy
— Danny Mata KRDO (@DannyMataJr) July 14, 2021
For more updates on the All-Star Game, follow Heather and Rob on Twitter.
