Carlos Gonzalez went 4-5 with two home runs and four RBIs in the Rockies’ 11-3 victory over the struggling Giants. It’s his third MVP of Yesterday of the year.
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Throwing a 15-strikeout masterpiece, Kershaw is an easy choice for MVP of Yesterday.
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Greinke won the showdown with Madison Bumgarner yesterday, holding the Giants to just one run (which didn’t happen until the 8th inning) in a important 2-1 Dodgers victory. He’s the MVP of Yesterday.
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Bartolo Colon went 8 shutout innings yesterday, giving up just 4 hits and striking out 9. In addition, he had a hit of his own and scored a run.
So he’s Yesterday’s MVP.
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The MVPs of the weekend were Didi Gregorius, Edwin Encarnacion, and no-hit-thrower Jake Arrieta.
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Although he only pitched six innings and did give up a earned run, Madison Bumgarner also struck out six, gave up just two hits, and had a hit of his own. He’s the MVP of Yesterday.
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If Chris Ianetta had hit that ball just a few inches to the left, it’s entirely possible that Justin Verlander would have had his third career no-hitter. Instead, he’ll have to settle for a 1-hit shutout and an MVP of Yesterday.
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Perhaps you can argue that Dallas Keuchel is a better choice, but I’m going with Michael Brantley, who was 3-5 with 2 HRs, 3 RBIs and a stolen base in Cleveland’s 11-6 win over Milwaukee.
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Corey Kluber struck out 11 and gave up just 4 hits and an earned run against the Cubs, and all he got was a no-decision (and also this MVP of Yesterday).
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