MLB Home Run Derby results: Round-by-round scores [UPDATED LIVE]

The MLB Home Run Derby is taking over Dodger Stadium before the All-Star Game and we have round-by-round results and scores for fans. 

One of the best parts of the MLB All-Star break, without hesitation, is the MLB Home Run Derby. Baseball fans love the long ball and there are few things more fun than watching some of the best power-hitters in the game today just tee off for three minutes at a time to see how many balls they’re able to put over the fence.

While some elite sluggers opted out of the 2022 MLB Home Run Derby it’s still a stacked field. Kyle Schwarber from the Phillies earned the No. 1 seed in the bracket, shockingly edging out the two-time defending champion, Pete Alonso of the Mets. Here’s a look at the full seeding from Monday night’s contest at Dodger Stadium (the highest seed will face the lowest remaining seed in the first round).

1. Kyle Schwarber (Philadelphia Phillies)
2. Pete Alonso (New York Mets)
3. Corey Seager (Texas Rangers)
4. Juan Soto (Washington Nationals)
5. Jose Ramirez (Cleveland Guardians)
6. Julio Rodriguez (Seattle Mariners)
7. Ronald Acuña Jr. (Atlanta Braves)
8. Albert Pujols (St. Louis Cardinals)

There is such a good mix of veterans who can still mash and young stars who provide a spark of excitement to the Derby. And, of course, it’s great to see a legend like Albert Pujols get one more crack at it.

You won’t miss a second of the action thanks to us. We’re tracking the 2022 MLB Home Run Derby results live with round-by-round scores and highlight you can follow below.

MLB Home Run Derby results, round-by-round scores, highlights

MLB Home Run Derby Round 1: Corey Seager (3) vs. Julio Rodriguez (6)

Julio Rodriguez, just 21 years old, got the night started with a monster showing. He put the fastest measured swing speed this season on full display, at one point hitting nine home runs in a row and 11 homers on 12 pitches!

Crushing the ball with an average distance of 420 feet and with almost half of his dingers over 440 feet, he earned the extra minute of time and ended up with an unreal 32 home runs.

Seager, a former Dodger now residing in Texas, came out and started showing some real power as he kept pulling it to right field. Unfortunately, his 24 home runs were not enough to stop the juggernaut.

Julio Rodriguez defeats Corey Seager, 32-24

MLB Home Run Derby Round 1: Pete Alonso (2) vs. Ronald Acuña Jr. (7)

Ronald Acuña Jr. is always exceptionally exciting but it seemed as if he and his pitcher were not on the same page. There were a lot of pitches that were hard to pull and it showed as the Braves superstar was spraying the ball all over the place. The result was a disappointing first three minutes as he only had one homer over 440 feet, giving him just 30 seconds of bonus time. That was unproductive too, though, as he hit only 19 for his total.

The defending champ (two times), Alonso started off hot but did go a bit cold in the middle of his round. However, when he hit them, they were absolutely crushed with a 480-footer, the longest of the night. That power earned him the full minute of bonus time as he finished the three minutes with 17. He only needed half of the bonus time to get to 21 and keep his three-peat hopes alive.

Pete Alonso defeats Ronald Acuña Jr., 21-19

MLB Home Run Derby Round 1: Kyle Schwarber (1) vs. Albert Pujols (8)

Results and highlights will be updated as they happen. 

MLB Home Run Derby Round 1: Juan Soto (4) vs. Jose Ramirez (5)

Results and highlights will be updated as they happen.