MLB honors Hank Aaron by reorganizing Homer in the All-Star game

Atlanta major League Baseball honored the late Hall of Famer Hank Aaron by his record-715. Homerun created again by using projection mapping and pyrotechnics during the All-Star game on Tuesday evening.

After the sixth inning, the lights went down in Truist Park and the fans were their cell phone lights. The scene of April 8, 1974 in the Old Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium was projected on the Infield and shown in the video board.

The high-tech pictures of Aaron and other players were seen before a fireball was started from the home board to designate the Homer, who pushed Aaron past Babe Ruth's record of 714 Homern at the time.

Aaron's widow Billye Aaron stood and waved when the cheers of the sold -out amount of 41,702 became louder.

The National League players have warmed up for the game in impact jerseys with Aarons No. 44 on the back

A year ago, MLB celebrated the 50th anniversary of Aaron's Homer with announcements for a new statue in the baseball -Hall of Fame and a commemorative stamp of the USPOSTSTIVE.

Commissioner Rob Manfred Half Aaron last year also at the announcement of the 100,000 dollar foundation of a scholarship at Tuskegee University, a historically black university in Aaron's home state Alabama, also when it comes to announcing the 100,000 dollar posting at the Tuskegee University.

Manfred noticed the Henry Louis Aaron Fund, which was launched by the Braves after Aaron's death in 2021, and the persecution hunting of the Dream Foundation created by Aaron and his wife should clarify the paths for minorities in baseball.

Aaron met 755 homes from 1954 to 1976, a brand that reached Barry Bonds 2007 during the Steroid era of the baseball 762.

Aaron was elected to the hall in 1982. As a 25-time all-star, he set a record with 2,297 RBIs. He continues to keep the records of 1,477 additional basic hits and 6,856 bases.