Enter for your chance to win your chance to win tickets to the 2026 MLB™ All-Star™ Game, presented by Mastercard®, and your chance to win a 2026 Ford F-150® Lariat® truck with available PowerBoost® Hybrid V6 engine, a 2026 Expedition® Platinum® SUV, or a 2026 Bronco® Badlands® SUV.
ELIGIBILITY: US, 18+ with a valid U.S. driver’s license at the time of entry
END DATE: October 12, 2026
LIMIT: One Per Entry Period
Entry Periods:
- March 23 – June 28. Drawing June 29
- June 29 – October 12. Drawing October 13
You will be required to select your favorite Major League Baseball team, and the team you select will determine the pool you are entered into, either the “American League Pool” or the “National League Pool”.
American League:
East
- Baltimore Orioles
- Boston Red Sox
- New York Yankees
- Tampa Bay Rays
- Toronto Blue Jays
Central
- Chicago White Sox
- Cleveland Guardians
- Detroit Tigers
- Kansas City Royals
- Minnesota Twins
West
- Houston Astros
- Los Angeles Angels
- Athletics
- Seattle Mariners
- Texas Rangers
National League:
East
- Atlanta Braves
- Miami Marlins
- New York Mets
- Philadelphia Phillies
- Washington Nationals
Central
- Chicago Cubs
- Cincinnati Reds
- Milwaukee Brewers
- Pittsburgh Pirates
- St. Louis Cardinals
West
- 1Arizona Diamondbacks
- Colorado Rockies
- Los Angeles Dodgers
- San Diego Padres
- San Francisco Giants
Grand Prizes (2 – one per entry period):
Entry Period 1 Grand Prize (1): winner’s choice of one of the following:
(a) 2026 F-150 Lariat Truck with available PowerBoost Hybrid V6. MSRP: $71,355.
(b) 2026 Expedition Platinum SUV. MSRP: $77,045
(c) 2026 Bronco Badlands SUV.MSRP: $53,770.
Entry Period 2 Grand Prize (1): winner’s choice of one of the following:
(a) 2026 F-150 Lariat Truck with available PowerBoost Hybrid V6. MSRP: $71,355.
(b) 2026 Expedition Platinum SUV. MSRP: $77,045
(c) 2026 Bronco Badlands SUV. MSRP: $53,770.
If the winner does not choose the 2026 Expedition Platinum SUV as the vehicle prize, he/she will not receive the difference in value between the 2026 Expedition Platinum SUV and the other two options for the vehicle prize. To take delivery of the vehicle, the winner must provide a valid U.S. driver’s license and proof of insurance. The winner must take delivery within thirty days of notice of vehicle availability at the dealership.
First Prizes (4 – two per entry period):
Each Entry Period 1 first prize is a trip for the winner and one guest to Philadelphia, PA, and two tickets to the 2026 Major League Baseball All-Star Game presented by Mastercard at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, PA, July 12 – 14, 2026, and a $750 gift card. Trip includes round-trip coach class air transportation from a major commercial airport near the winner’s residence to Philadelphia, PA, for the winner and one guest, and three nights’ hotel standard accommodations (single room/double occupancy). ARV: $3,600
Each Entry Period 2 first prize is a trip for the winner and one guest to Game #1 of the 2026 Major League Baseball World Series, presented by Capital One, plus a $500 gift card. Trip includes round-trip coach class air transportation from a major commercial airport near the winner’s residence to the location of the game (determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion) for the winner and one guest, and two nights’ hotel standard accommodations (single room/double occupancy). ARV: $4,600.
If a winner resides within a 150-mile radius of the destination, ground transportation may be provided in lieu of air transportation, and no compensation will be provided for any difference in prize value.
Major League Baseball game/event/exhibition tickets awarded as prizes may not be resold, offered for resale, or used for any commercial or promotional purpose whatsoever.
Hey! So I figured I’d throw my hat in the ring here because honestly, why not? I’m Morgan Farris, a graphic designer living in the little community of Irishtown, NB with my husband. Life out here is pretty quiet in the best possible way, and I spend most of my days working with colors, layouts, and trying to make things look beautiful on a screen.
Design has always been my passion, but it’s more than just a job to me. There’s something really satisfying about taking someone’s idea and turning it into something visual that actually moves people. I’ve been doing this long enough now that I feel like I’ve genuinely found my groove, and I love every messy, creative minute of it.
Living in a smaller community means you really lean into the people around you and find joy in the simpler things. My husband and I have built a really cozy life here, and I think that sense of home and belonging influences everything I create. I bring a lot of heart into my work, and I think that shows.
Anyway, I’d be so grateful to be considered for this. Thanks so much for the opportunity, it truly means a lot!
Hey! So I figured I’d throw my hat in the ring for this one because honestly, why not, right?
My name is Morgan Farris and I’m a graphic designer living in the little community of Irishtown, New Brunswick with my spouse. Small town life suits us just fine — there’s something really grounding about it, even when the winters make you question every life decision you’ve ever made.
Design work keeps me busy and creative, which I love, but like most people, there’s always something pulling at me beyond the day-to-day hustle. I’m someone who genuinely gets excited about new experiences and opportunities, and this contest felt like one of those things I’d kick myself for not entering.
Irishtown isn’t exactly a bustling metropolis, so when something exciting comes along, you grab it. My spouse would probably say I enter too many contests, but I prefer to think of myself as optimistic with a healthy appreciation for good timing and a little bit of luck.
I’d be so grateful for the chance here, and I promise I’m the kind of person who truly appreciates things when they come my way. Fingers crossed and thank you so much for considering me!
I need the car.
I never imagined that staying home could feel like the most purposeful work I’ve ever done, but here in Irishtown, that’s exactly what it’s become. My days are built around the people I love most — my husband and our family — and there’s a quiet dignity in that I’ve come to deeply appreciate.
Living in a small community like ours has shaped the way I see contribution. It doesn’t always look like a title or a paycheck. Sometimes it looks like a warm kitchen, a steady presence, and showing up for the people around you day after day without fanfare. I’ve learned that the most meaningful things rarely come with recognition attached.
My husband and I have built something together that I’m genuinely proud of — a life grounded in commitment, in showing up, and in finding joy in the ordinary. New Brunswick has a way of reminding you what matters. The pace here invites you to be present, to notice things, and to invest in what’s real rather than what’s convenient.
I entered this contest because I believe that everyday lives — lives like mine — are worth celebrating. I’m grateful for the opportunity to share a small piece of mine.