2014 Home Run Derby tracker

It's the night before the All-Star Game (Tuesday, 7:30 ET, FOX), which means it's time for the Home Run Derby — only this year, it looks a lot different.

Several changes to the previous format should give fans a new experience for this year's edition at Target Field. Here are the key points to note:

* There will be 10 competitors, five for each league, instead of the eight from previous years;

* The competition will be set up bracket style, with one champion in each league facing off for the title;

* Each batter will receive seven outs instead of 10 in each round;

* Home run totals will NOT carry over to successive rounds;

* The first round will eliminate the bottom two performers from each league, then seed the others one to three, with the top seed in each league receiving a bye to the semifinals and the Nos. 2 and 3 seeds squaring off in the second round;

* The winners of those second-round matchups face off against the No. 1 seed from their respective league in the semis;

* The winners of the two semis face off in an American League vs. National League final.

Got it? Good. Follow along with all the long balls right here.

FIRST ROUND

Frazier defeated Morneau 1-0 in an NL tiebreaker to advance to the second round, while defending champion Cespedes beat Donaldson 2-1 in to move on in the AL.

SECOND ROUND

SEMIFINALS

FINAL