Hall of Famers, former Dodgers to appear at All-Star Game fan festival

 A sign for the MLB All-Star game at Dodger Stadium
A sign for the MLB All-Star game at Dodger Stadium, Photo credit Ronald Martinez/Getty Images

LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Hall of Famers Rollie Fingers and Dave Winfield are scheduled to attend the final day of the Capital One Play Ball Park fan festival at the Los Angeles Convention Center today.

Seven former Dodgers are also set to attend -- Ron Cey, Manny Mota, Jerry Reuss, Ken Landreaux, Dave Stewart, Kevin Gross and Shawn Green -- along with Olympic softball gold medalist Lisa Fernandez and Samuel Allen and Pedro Sierra, who played in the Negro Leagues.

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The fan festival is billed by organizers as a blend of baseball, softball, music, food, technology and fashion. It includes batting cages, panel discussions, pitching tunnels, gaming stations from MLB The Show 22, mascot home run derbies, performance training high energy drills, baseball and softball clinics, autograph sessions, photo opportunities (including with the World Series Trophy), exhibits and displays from the Baseball Hall of Fame and Negro Leagues Museum.

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Capital One Play Ball Park will be open from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tickets are available for $20 at AllStarGame.com with the promo code play. Admission is free for Capital One cardholders, who will have exclusive access from 9-10 a.m.

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