Former MLB All-Star Cliff Floyd today was crowned Snapple’s “Flip for Flavor” champion in the first-ever Snapple All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at GEICO All-Star FanFest. Snapple – the Official Tea and Juice Drink of Major League Baseball – added its own playful pop of fruit flavor to the worldwide bottle-flipping craze by pitting Floyd against Baseball Hall of Famer and 19-time MLB All-Star Cal Ripken Jr. in a fast-paced competition to determine the most accurate flipper. Floyd accurately hit all four fruit bases on the baseball field-inspired game board and was presented with a custom designed Peach Tea Snapple bottle trophy.

Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. and World Series Champion Cliff Floyd faced off in the first-ever Snapple All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at MLB FanFest. Cliff Floyd was crowned “Flip for Flavor” champion.
Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. and World Series Champion Cliff Floyd faced off in the first-ever Snapple All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at MLB FanFest. Cliff Floyd was crowned “Flip for Flavor” champion.
Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. and World Series Champion Cliff Floyd faced off in the first-ever Snapple All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at MLB FanFest. Cliff Floyd was crowned “Flip for Flavor” champion.
Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. and World Series Champion Cliff Floyd faced off in the first-ever Snapple All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at MLB FanFest. Cliff Floyd was crowned “Flip for Flavor” champion.
Snapple hosted its first-ever All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at FanFest with former MLB All-Stars Cal Ripken Jr. and Cliff Floyd. The players accurately flipped Snapple bottles onto fruit bases in the battle to be crowned “Flip for Flavor” champion.
Snapple hosted its first-ever All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at FanFest with former MLB All-Stars Cal Ripken Jr. and Cliff Floyd. The players accurately flipped Snapple bottles onto fruit bases in the battle to be crowned “Flip for Flavor” champion.
Former MLB All-Stars Cal Ripken Jr. and Cliff Floyd battled for the title of “Flip for Flavor” champion at Snapple’s first-ever All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at FanFest where the players accurately flipped Snapple bottles onto fruit bases resembling a baseball diamond on Tuesday, July 17 in Washington.
Former MLB All-Stars Cal Ripken Jr. and Cliff Floyd battled for the title of “Flip for Flavor” champion at Snapple’s first-ever All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at FanFest where the players accurately flipped Snapple bottles onto fruit bases resembling a baseball diamond on Tuesday, July 17 in Washington.
Cliff Floyd won Snapple’s first-ever All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at MLB FanFest where he competed against Cal Ripken Jr. for the prestigious “Flip for Flavor” champion title on Tuesday, July 17 in Washington.
Cliff Floyd won Snapple’s first-ever All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at MLB FanFest where he competed against Cal Ripken Jr. for the prestigious “Flip for Flavor” champion title on Tuesday, July 17 in Washington.
Brent Chism from Snapple Brand Marketing presents Cliff Floyd with the “Flip for Flavor” trophy after winning the first-ever Snapple All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at MLB FanFest. Cliff Floyd won after accurately flipping bottles onto fruit bases resembling a baseball diamond on Tuesday, July 17 in Washington.
Brent Chism from Snapple Brand Marketing presents Cliff Floyd with the “Flip for Flavor” trophy after winning the first-ever Snapple All-Star Bottle Flip Challenge at MLB FanFest. Cliff Floyd won after accurately flipping bottles onto fruit bases resembling a baseball diamond on Tuesday, July 17 in Washington.

As part of the multi-year partnership between Snapple and MLB that began with the 2018 season, Snapple is provided with marketing and activation rights across MLB special events including Spring Training, All-Star Week, the Postseason and World Series, as well as other key moments during the season. Snapple is the title sponsor of the Field of Dreams at FanFest where fans of all ages can sample various teas and juice drinks.

During a distinguished 17-year career, Floyd hit 233 home runs as an outfielder and first baseman. He was named an All-Star in 2001 with the Florida Marlins. Currently an analyst on MLB Network and SiriusXM, Floyd was a part of four Postseason teams, including the 1997 World Series champion Marlins.

A 19-time All-Star, two-time American League MVP and 1983 World Series champion, Ripken will be remembered as baseball’s “Iron Man” for the 2,632 consecutive games he played for the Orioles. He compiled 3,184 hits, 431 home runs, and 1,695 runs batted in during his 21-year career, and won two Gold Glove Awards for his defense. The shortstop and third baseman, who is currently president of Ripken Baseball, Inc., entered the National Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility in 2007.