Going 3-5 with a HR and 2 RBIs that helped the Brewers to a 6-4 win over the Dodgers, Carlos Gomez is the MVP of Yesterday.
Go below the jump for the MVP Standings:
MVP of Yesterday (April 27, 2013): Carlos Gomez
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MVP of Yesterday: Jordan Zimmermann
Anibal Sanchez may have had 17 Ks, but Jordan Zimmermann‘s 1-hit, 1-walk complete game 1-0 shutout victory over the Reds wins the MVP of Yesterday. The reason is that- while Sanchez’s game was better, Zimmermann’s performance was more VALUABLE, allowing the Nationals to win despite only scoring one run.
So, go below the jump for the MVP standings:
MVP of Yesterday (April 25, 2013): David Ortiz
Going 3-4 with a homer and two RBIs, David Ortiz is the MVP of Yesterday.
MVP Standings (after jump):
MVP of Yesterday (April 24, 2013): Alex Cobb
Going 8.1 innings, giving up just 3 hits and striking out 7, Alex Cobb of the Rays is yesterday’s MVP.
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MVP of Yesterday (April 23, 2013): Mark Ellis
The MVP of Yesterday is Mark Ellis, who went 4-5 with two homers and two four RBIs in the Dodgers’ win against the Mets.
Honorable Mentions: Adam Wainwright, Justin Upton, Howie Kendrick, Patrick Corbin
MVP standings below the jump:
MVP of Yesterday (April 22, 2013): Jay Bruce
The MVP of Yesterday is Jay Bruce, who went 2-5 with a HR and 3 RBIs. However, it’s not just that: in the bottom of the 13th inning of Cincinnati’s game against the Cubs, his 2-run double tied up the game at 4. Bruce would then score the walk-off run when Cesar Izturis singled to left.
MVP standings (after the jump):
MVP of Yesterday (April 21, 2013): Joey Votto
Yesterday’s MVP is Joey Votto, who went 3-5 with a HR.
Honorable Mentions: Nelson Cruz, Yuni Escobar, Greg Holland, Ervin Santana
MVP Standings (under jump):
MVP of Yesterday (4-20-2013): Bryce Harper… again.
3-for-3. Two homers. 3 RBIs. A walk. All in a close 7-6 Nationals win. Bryce Harper is pulling ahead in the MVP standings (which can be found after the jump).
Honorable mentions: Daniel Nava, Lorenzo Cain, Joey Votto, Chris Davis, Mike Trout, A good chunk of the Cleveland Indians
MVP of Yesterday (April 19, 2013): Matt Harvey
The MVP of Yesterday is the Mets’ Matt Harvey, who out-pitched Stephen Strasburg, going 7 innings of 4-hit and one run ball while striking out seven.
Honorable Mentions: Travis Hafner, Yu Darvish, Wandy Rodriguez, Justin Ruggiano
MVP Standings (below jump):
MVP of Yesterday (April 18, 2013): Chris Johnson
Yesterday’s MVP was Chris Johnson of the Braves, who went 3-4 with a HR and 2 RBIs in a tight 6-4 win over Pittsburgh.
Honorable mentions: Matt Wieters, Cody Ross, Yovani Gallardo
MVP Standings after the Jump:
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