While the MLB All-Star Parade is a chance for the fans to cheer the biggest stars in baseball, Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper used this year's parade in Cincinnati as an opportunity to give back to the fans.

At the parade, the 22-year-old hopped out of his truck and gave away a PlayStation 4 to a lucky fan.

Love him or hate him on the field, there's no denying that this was a very cool gesture by the young star.

Some of the best to ever play the game joined the festivities for the 86th Major League Baseball All-Star Game on Tuesday at Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park. 

Before the game, MLB revealed its "Franchise Four," naming the four greatest players in each organization's history as well as the league's best.

The four players below were honored as the greatest living players to take the field: 

Pete Rose may be one of the most controversial figures in baseball history, but there's no doubt that the city of Cincinnati still loves the all-time hit king.

Major League Baseball revealed each team's "Franchise Four" at the 2015 MLB All-Star Game on Tuesday night. With the Cincinnati Reds hosting the game, they were the last team to have its Franchise Four announced.

That set the stage for a great scene on the field.

The 2015 MLB All-Star Game is finally here, and the game's best players will be taking the field for a chance to earn home-field advantage in the World Series. Six starters for tonight's game are 25-years-old or younger and those young stars should have a significant impact tonight. And, several of those players will come from the National League squad.

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