The MVPs of this weekend are… James Shields, Albert Pujols, and Nelson Cruz (who had 7 RBIs).
Standings, as ever, after the jump:
The MVPs of this weekend are… James Shields, Albert Pujols, and Nelson Cruz (who had 7 RBIs).
Standings, as ever, after the jump:
The MVPs of the past two days are, starting on Wednesday, Danny Salazar and Devin Mesoraco (even if the Reds lost).
Standings, as always, after the jump:
Juan Lagares of the Mets went 4-4 with 2 RBIs and a walk yesterday. He’s the MVP.
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The MVPs of this long weekend were: Buster Posey (Friday), Drew Hutchison (Saturday), Clay Buchholz (Sunday), and (since I can’t give it to all four Phillies no-hit pitchers) Miguel Cabrera (Monday).
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While Yusmeiro Petit did have a good start yesterday for the Giants, going 6 innings and giving up only 4 hits and a earned run with 9 Ks, part of the reason is because he, early in the game, broke the record for consecutive batters retired.
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Clayton Kershaw was awesome yesterday. Yaaawwwwwwnnnnn. 8 innings, no earned runs, 10 Ks….
Just another day in the life of the greatest pitcher since Pedro Martinez was in Boston.
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The MVPs of the past two days are, in order, Delmon Young and the near-perfect Madison Bumgarner.
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The MVPs since Thursday?
David Price, Drew Smyly, Pedro Alvarez, and Tsuyoshi Wada.
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Rick Porcello had a complete game shutout, which is a great way to get MVP of Yesterday.
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There were several fine candidates for MVP of Yesterday. Stephen Strasburg, Carl Crawford, Aaron Harang, the Cubs grounds crew that basically got them the win…
But I’m going with Hisashi Iwakuma of the Mariners, who went 8 innings of 4-hit ball, a 0.5 WAR and 11 Ks (and no walks!).
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