Updated: July 12, 2010, 10:54 PM ET

Home Run Derby Tracker

Boston Red Sox DH David Ortiz outlasted Florida Marlins shortstop Hanley Ramirez 11-5 in the final round to win the 25th Home Run Derby at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Calif. You can watch the replay on ESPN3.com.

LEADERBOARD
PLAYER TEAM ROUND 1 ROUND 2 FINAL TOTAL LONG SEASON
David Ortiz BOS 8 13 11 32 478 18
Hanley Ramirez FLA 9 12 5 26 476 13
Corey Hart MIL 13 0 -- 13 464 21
Miguel Cabrera DET 7 5 -- 12 476 22
Matt Holliday STL 5 -- -- 5 497 16
Nick Swisher NYY 4 -- -- 4 440 15
Vernon Wells TOR 2 -- -- 2 428 19
Chris Young ARI 1 -- -- 1 410 15

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ANGEL STADIUM: FACTS & FIGURES

Angel Stadium

OPENED April 19, 1966
CAPACITY 45,285
DIMENSIONS
(feet)		 330-LF; 387-LC; 400-CF
370-RC; 330-RF
FIRST HOMER Rick Reichardt, April 19, 1966
MOST HRS
BY ANGEL		 Tim Salmon, 160
MOST HRS,
OPPONENT		 Alex Rodriguez, 37
MORE LINKS • More Angel Stadium info
• Park Factors
• 2010 Home Run Tracker

PAST DERBY CHAMPIONS

Year Player
2010 David Ortiz, DH, Boston
Angel Stadium, Anaheim
2009 Prince Fielder, 1B, Milwaukee
Busch Stadium, St. Louis
2008 Justin Morneau, 1B, Minnesota
Yankee Stadium, New York City
2007 Vladimir Guerrero, OF, LA Angels
AT&T Park, San Francisco
2006 Ryan Howard, 1B, Philadelphia
PNC Park, Pittsburgh
2005 Bobby Abreu, OF, Philadelphia
Comerica Park, Detroit
2004 Miguel Tejada, SS, Baltimore
Minute Maid Park, Houston
2003 Garret Anderson, OF, Anaheim
U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago
2002 Jason Giambi, 1B, NY Yankees
Miller Park, Milwaukee
2001 Luis Gonzalez, OF, Arizona
Safeco Field, Seattle
2000 Sammy Sosa, OF, Chicago
Turner Field, Atlanta
1999 Ken Griffey Jr., OF, Seattle
Fenway Park, Boston
1998 Ken Griffey Jr., OF, Seattle
Coors Field, Denver
1997 Tino Martinez, 1B, NY Yankees
Jacobs Field, Cleveland
1996 Barry Bonds, OF, San Francisco
Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia
1995 Frank Thomas, 1B, Chicago WS
Ballpark in Arlington (Texas)
1994 Ken Griffey Jr., OF, Seattle
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh
1993 Juan Gonzalez, OF, Texas
Camden Yards, Baltimore
1992 Mark McGwire, 1B, Oakland
Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego
1991 Cal Ripken Jr., SS, Baltimore
SkyDome, Toronto
1990 Ryne Sandberg, 2B, Chicago
Wrigley Field, Chicago
1989 Eric Davis, OF, Cincinnati
Anaheim (Calif.) Stadium
1987 Andre Dawson, OF, Chicago
Oakland (Calif.) Coliseum
1986 Wally Joyner, 1B, California
Darryl Strawberry, OF, NY Mets
Astrodome, Houston
1985 Dave Parker, OF, Cincinnati
Metrodome, Minneapolis