Yesterday’s MVP, Jay Bruce, had two home runs yesterday in the Reds’ victory over the Dodgers. Even more amazingly, they were both off Clayton Kershaw. Amazingly, those were the first two HRs Kershaw gave up to a lefty all year.
It’s his second of the year.
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Brandon McCarthy went a good 8 innings while giving up only one run yesterday, and I’m naming him the MVP of Yesterday.
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When you come within a strike of a perfect game, you are going to be the MVP. Such it is with Yusmeiro Petit.
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Todd Frazier hit two HRs yesterday… what did YOU do yesterday? I bet you didn’t hit two HRs… which is why you aren’t the MVP of Yesterday, but Frazier is.
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Pablo Sandoval hit 4-5 with THREE homers and SIX RBIs. I’m so sure that he won the MVP of Yesterday that I wrote this late last night and set it to automatically post in the morning.
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Brandon Barnes and 3 hits, a home run, and five RBIs. Oh, it wasn’t enough to get his Astros a win, but still, impressive enough to be the MVP of Yesterday. It’s his second of the year.
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Chris Colabello of the Twins only had two hits yesterday, but both of them were home runs and one of them was a grand slam that put Minnesota ahead for good in their game against Houston. Therefore, I’m naming him the MVP of Yesterday.
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Michael Cuddyer went 4-4 with a HR, 3 RBIs and a SB yesterday, so I’m naming him the MVP of Yesterday.
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Like a giant zombie beast-thing, the Yankees have somehow shambled back into the Wild Card race, again, and have even passed the Orioles, thanks to yesterday’s MVP, Ivan Nova, who threw a 3-hit shutout.
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Two hits. Two homers. Four RBIs. Adrian Gonzalez is the MVP of Yesterday.
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