Star Tribune reporter Joe Christensen has some fun setting odds for the sluggers tonight
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Jose Bautista (AL)
4-1
He's been practicing for this since Target Field opened, with 11 homers in 14 games there.
Yoenis Cespedes (AL)
9-2
Workers at Citi Field are still repairing the damage he did while winning last year's Derby.
Josh Donaldson (AL)
12-1
Still a relative unknown, he's blossomed into one of baseball's most valuable players.
Adam Jones (AL)
16-1
Seems like a longshot, but so did Garret Anderson when he won the 2003 Derby in Chicago.
Brian Dozier (AL)
25-1
Nobody predicted he'd be here two years ago. Who knew he'd lead the Twins in home runs?
National League
Giancarlo Stanton (NL)
3-1
Ozzie Guillen said he's never seen anyone anywhere hit the ball as hard as Stanton. does.
Yasiel Puig (NL)
10-1
Serious flair for the dramatic. He'd be a lock if judges could award extra points for bat flips.
Troy Tulowitzki (NL)
12-1
Alex Burnett broke his wrist with a fastball in 2010 at Target Field. These pitches can't hurt.
Justin Morneau (NL)
15-1
His ovation could bring tears. Then, as the Derby's only lefty, he'll take aim for Target Plaza.
Todd Frazier (NL)
30-1
Blast from the past: He led Toms River (N.J.) to the 1998 Little League World Series title.
JOE CHRISTENSEN