He is not human. Yasiel Puig has hit the league by storm with such force that some are likely not yet aware he has arrived, and yet last night he had two hits, one of them a Grand Slam.
Puig-Mania. Catch it.
MVP Standings after the jump:
Apologies to Troy Tulowitzki, Kyle Seager and Julio Teheran, but the MVP of Yesterday is Carlos Gonzalez. Three hits, three homers, six RBIs.
As always, standings below the jump:
With apologies to John Mayberry Jr. and Stephen Drew, the MVP of Yesterday goes to newly called up rookie sensation Yasiel Puig, who went 3-4 with two homers and five RBIs in just his second game with the Dodgers.
MVP Standings, as always, below the jump:
It was a smaller schedule yesterday, allowing Kyle Kendrick‘s complete-game victory to stand out more and snagging him the MVP of Yesterday. He also had an RBI at the plate!
MVP Standings, as always, below the jump:
Domonic Brown is having a breakout year, to the point where some have begun to call him “Dominant Brown”. And yesterday was a good example of why, as he went 3-3 with a HR and 4 RBI, as well as a walk in the Phillies’ win over the Brewers.
MVP Standings, as always, under the jump:
Adam Wainwright had a complete game victory yesterday in one of the Cardinals two victories over the Giants. It’s Wainwright’s third MVP of the year, tying him with Bryce Harper for second and putting him ahead of all other pitchers.
Standings after the jump:
Jonathan Lucroy went 5-5 with 2 HR and 4 RBI in the Brewers’ 8-5 victory over the Phillies yesterday, which makes him the MVP of Yesterday.
MVP standings, as always, after the jump:
Okay, so maybe Travis Wood of the Cubs wasn’t the MVP of Yesterday… but are you going to argue with a guy who went 6 innings on the mound AND had two hits… ONE OF THEM A GRAND SLAM!?!?
Thought not. Still, honorable mentions to: Nick Franklin, Jacoby Ellsbury, Howie Kendrick, Freddy Garcia and Michael Wacha.
MVP standings, as always, below the jump:
It was tough to pick who the MVP of Yesterday was, since both Dioner Navarro and Ryan Zimmerman had 3 HR nights. But I chose Navarro for a few reasons:
So, there you go: Dioner Navarro of the Cubs is the MVP of Yesterday. Go below the jump for the latest standings.
There are many good candidates for the MVP of Yesterday. Jean Segura went 6-7 in the Brewers’ loss to the Twins, Adam LaRoche had two homers and the two NY pitchers (Hiroki Kuroda and Matt Harvey) both pitched splendidly. But I’m going to go with Hyun-Jin Ryu, who threw a complete game shutout for the Dodgers in their win over the Angels.
MVP Standings, as always, under the jump:
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