July 9 (UPI) -- Cleveland Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco, who was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia last month, joined his teammates during the "Stand Up to Cancer" ceremony at Tuesday night's MLB All-Star Game in Cleveland.
Carrasco, 32, stood with manager Terry Francona and teammates Brad Hand, Francisco Lindor and Shane Beiber during a sixth-inning ceremony. Francona and his players held signs that read "I stand for Cookie," a reference to Carrasco's nickname.