Salt Lake City, Utah will play host to the 2011 Triple-A All-Star Game, scheduled for July 13. The 24th annual Triple-A All-Star Game returns to a Pacific Coast League park after the IL was victorious at the 2010 game in Lehigh Valley. The 2011 All-Star festivities will be held at Franklin Covey Field (home of the Bees), consisting of several days of exciting events and activities including a fan festival and the Home Run Derby.

For the past 23 summers, the Triple-A Baseball All-Star Game has showcased tomorrow's Major League Stars in a mid-summer classic on the day following the Major League All-Star Game. Each of the previous contests have delivered their share of dramatic home runs, flashy defensive plays, and impressive pitching that has wowed fans and Major League scouts alike. Look back on previous game scores, Most Valuable Players, Managers, and exciting plays with the following summaries.

Hundreds of players have played in the Triple-A All-Star Game. 73 have gone from the Triple-A All-Star Game to the Major League All-Star Game. The full list includes some of Major League Baseball's brightest stars like Dunn, Jeter, Helton, Soriano, Thome, and Utley.

Who holds the record for most home runs in Triple-A All-Star history? What field manager has made the most appearances? Find out the answers to these questions and more below...

When the Triple-A All-Star Game comes to town, fans can expect several days of festivities and excitement to engulf their hometown leading up to the big game. The Fan Fest and Home Run Derby are two of the most popular events held in conjunction with the Triple-A All-Star Game every year. Click below for a glimpse of the fun.