Online Homerun Derby - Home Run Pools

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2009 Homerun Derby

Prize Pool ($1000 + Guaranteed)Starts April 5th

Compete for over $1000 in cash prizes!! Homerun Derby is simple choose 7 players and stay under the homerun cap. Top 10% of players win! Exact Prize announced April 5th

2009 FREE Homerun Derby

Prize Pool ($250+ Prize Pool)Starts April 5th

Compete for over $250 in cash prizes!! Homerun Derby is simple choose 7 players and stay under the homerun cap. Best of all its free! Top 10% receive cash, free entries and T-Shirts.

Host Your Own Homerun Derby

Cost (Free)Starts Anytime

Create your own HR derby for your friends and family invite whoever you like and we will score it for you! Unlimited amount of teams and players free!

Host Your Own Homerun Pool

Cost (Free)Starts Anytime

Create your own HR Pool for your friends and family invite whoever you like and we will score it for you! unlimited amount of teams and players free!

Top 5 Free League

HR	Team Name
218	Ballgamers
216	CT RP Bombers
216	giddyup whats up
215	Nakni
215	Sir Issac Lime VII
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MLB Homerun Leaders

Rank	HRs	Player
1	47	Albert Pujols
2	46	Prince Fielder
3	45	Ryan Howard
4	44	Mark Reynolds
5	40	Adrian Gonzalez

Top 5 Paid League

HR	Team Name
238	Tbrady
232	El Bori
229	Craig's Wall Bangers 1
220	Sir Issac Lime III
217	God picked my players
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Prize Table

Place	Prize
1	TBD
2	TBD
3	TBD
4	TBD
5	TBD
6-10	TBD
TBD	TBD

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