Chris Archer of the Rays embarrassed the Yankees at home yesterday, giving up just two hits while striking out 6. For that, the Rays’ rookie is the MVP of Yesterday.
Standings… well, you know:
Chris Archer of the Rays embarrassed the Yankees at home yesterday, giving up just two hits while striking out 6. For that, the Rays’ rookie is the MVP of Yesterday.
Standings… well, you know:
Felix Hernandez was awesome yesterday, striking out the Twins 11 times and giving up only five hits! Problem is, the one run he gave up was enough to tie the game and force it into extras, leaving Felix with a no-decision and the Mariners with a loss.
Standings, as always, after the jump:
Oh boy. The whole saga over Alex Rodriguez keeps getting weirder and weirder. With each passing day, he seems to be finding some new doctor, tweeting out something, making some sort of appearance on radio or TV, or coming under some sort of further Biogenesis news.
So, how does it end? I have come up with EVERY POSSIBLE OUTCOME, and listed them below:
Mark Buerhle threw a 2-hit complete-game shutout yesterday… which is a pretty easy way to get MVP of Yesterday. And, apparently, the reason he did so well and worked so fast (even by Buerhle standards) was because he had concert tickets.
Standings, as always, after the jump:
With apologies to other players like Eric Hosmer and the tragic figure that is Tim Hudson (more on him later today), the MVP of Yesterday is David Price, who had a complete-game victory with just one ER allowed.
Standings, as always, after the jump:
In which I write Haiku-style poetry about a potpourri of baseball cards I found in a value pack. Because, well, it’s my blog.
1991 Score Steve Finley
traded him and Schilling for
Glenn Davis. Stupid.
“What are we going to do this week, Dan?”
“The same thing we do most weeks, readers… try to find Bizarre Baseball Culture!”
(JUMP)
The Reds and Giants had a doubleheader yesterday, and due to a scheduling quirk and a rainout, the Reds were technically the home team in Game 2, despite it being in San Francisco.
But anyway, the MVP of yesterday is Todd Frazier, who went 5-10 in the doubleheader with 3 RBIs.
Standings, as always, after the jump: