Selig: All-Star Rotation to Resume in '08

DETROIT (AP) -- After being played in National League cities in consecutive years, baseball&#39;s All-Star game will return to an American League site in 2008.<br> <br> Next year&#39;s game will be at PNC Park in Pittsburgh and the 2007 game is scheduled for SBC Park in San Francisco, the former Pacific Bell Park.<br> <br> Baseball had alternated leagues each year since 1963, when the sport abandoned a four-year experiment of having two All-Star games per season. Commissioner Bud Selig had said he wanted to feature new ballparks.<br> <br> &#34;&#39;08 will be an American League city, &#39;10 will be an American League city,&#34; Selig said before Tuesday night&#39;s All-Star game at Comerica Park. &#34;We&#39;re going to go back to that.&#34;<br> <br> Selig said the AL may get consecutive games in the future because it missed out on its turn. He hopes to announce the 2008 site later this year.<br> <br> © 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.