Matt Moore held Minnesota hitless until two outs in the 6th inning. He would finish  going 7 1/3  innings with only 3 hits and 2 walks, striking out 10 as the Rays topped the Twins, 4-3.

Jacoby Ellsbury led off the game with a homer and reached based 4 times. He extended his hitting streak to 19 games as the Red Sox beat the Mariners in 10 innings, 8-7.

Edwin Jackson shut down his former team, the Cardinals, with a masterful 7 inning performance. He let up no runs and no walks and only 3 hits. The Cubs for at least one day topped St. Louis, 3-0.

And Freddie Freeman drove in three runs on the day he made the All Star team. His 3-4 performance helped lead the Braves to a tight 6-5 victory over the Reds.

They all owned baseball on July 11th, 2013.

My explanation for “Who Owns Baseball” can be found here.

At the end of the year, we will tally up who owned baseball the most individual days and see how it compares to the final MVP and Cy Young vote.

To view the Yearly Leaders for Who Owned Baseball Standings – Click the READ THE REST OF THIS ENTRY ICON.

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So let’s update the tally taking into account their heroics last night.

Players with Multiple Votes:

Leaders for the National League Hitter

Yasiel Puig – 7

Paul Goldschmidt– 5

Carlos Gonzalez – 4

Bryce Harper – 4

Buster Posey – 4

Brandon Belt – 3

Shin-Soo Choo – 3

Andrew McCutchen – 3

Brandon Phillips – 3

Justin Upton – 3

Gregor Blanco – 2

Marlon Byrd – 2

Zack Cozart – 2

Kirk Nieuwenhuis – 2

Angel Pagan – 2

Wilin Rosario – 2

Andrelton Simmons – 2

Giancarlo Stanton – 2

Troy Tulowitzki – 2

Rickie Weeks – 2

Leaders for the National League Pitcher

Clayton Kershaw – 7

Adam Wainwright – 7

Matt Harvey– 6

Jordan Zimmermann– 5

Zack Greinke – 4

Francisco Liriano – 4

Patrick Corbin – 3

Yovani Gallardo– 3

Dillon Gee –3

Cliff Lee – 3

Shelby Miller – 3

Stephen Strasburg – 3

Bronson Arroyo – 2

Homer Bailey – 2

Madison Bumgarner – 2

A.J. Burnett – 2

Jorge De La Rosa – 2

Jose Fernandez – 2

Jaime Garcia– 2

Mike Minor – 2

Ricky Nolasco – 2

Eric Stults – 2

Travis Wood – 2

Barry Zito – 2

Leaders for American League Hitter

Chris Davis – 7

Miguel Cabrera – 6

Jose Bautista – 3

Robinson Cano – 3

Jacoby Ellsbury – 3

Prince Fielder – 3

Mike Trout – 3

Josh Donaldson – 2

Adrian Beltre – 2

Edwin Encarnacion – 2

Alex Gordon – 2

Travis Hafner – 2

Austin Jackson – 2

Desmond Jennings – 2

Adam Jones – 2

Howie Kendrick – 2

Evan Longoria – 2

Victor Martinez – 2

Justin Maxwell – 2

Mitch Moreland– 2

Brandon Moss – 2

Adam Rosales – 2

Leaders for American League Pitcher

Matt Moore– 6

R.A. Dickey – 5

Clay Buchholz – 4

Yu Darvish – 4

Justin Masterson – 4

Alex Cobb– 3

Bartolo Colon –3

Felix Hernandez – 3

Derek Holland – 3

Jon Lester -3

David Phelps – 3

Chris Sale – 3

Max Scherzer – 3

Justin Verlander -3

Joe Blanton – 2

Kevin Correia-2

Jeremy Guthrie – 2

Corey Kluber – 2

John Lackey – 2

CC Sabathia – 2

Anibal Sanchez – 2

James Shields –2

C. J. Wilson – 2

Guys Who Owned Baseball For One Day:

Pedro Alvarez, Alexi Amarista, Brett Anderson, Chris Archer, J. P. Arencibia, Scott Barnes, Erik Bedard, Carlos Beltran, Kyle Blanks, Michael Brantley, Domonic Brown, Mark Buehrle, Billy Butler, Lorenzo Cain, Matt Cain, Andrew Cashner, Yoenis Cespedes, Wei-Yin Chen, Josh Collmenter, Tyler Colvin, Carlos Corporan, Coco Crisp, Nelson Cruz, Michael Cuddyer, Johnny Cueto, John Danks, Wade Davis, Sam Deduno, Scott Diamond, Chris Dickerson, Matt Dominguez, Felix Doubront, Ryan Doumit, Stephen Drew, Adam Dunn, Scott Feldman, Dexter Fowler, Todd Frazier, Freddie Freeman, Freddy Garcia, Matt Garza, Yan Gomes, Adrian Gonzalez, Gio Gonzalez, A.J. Griffin, Jason Grilli, Cole Hamels, Aaron Harang, Dan Haren, Adeiny Hechavarria, Jeremy Hellickson, Aaron Hicks, Ryan Howard, Torii Hunter, Raul Ibanez, Edwin Jackson, Ubaldo Jimenez, Josh Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Matt Joyce, Scott Kazmir, Kyle Kendrick, Jason Kipnis, Pete Kozma, Hiroki Kuroda, James Loney, David Lough, Jed Lowrie, Jonathan Lucroy, Lance Lynn, Manny Machado, Paul Maholm, Starling Marte, Joe Mauer, Brian McCann, Brandon McCarthy, Michael McKenry, Jordy Mercer, Will Middlebrooks, Wade Miley, Kendrys Morales, Justin Morneau, Mike Napoli, Daniel Nava, Dioner Navarro, Wil Nieves, Bud Norris, Ivan Nova, Lyle Overbay, Jarrod Parker, Gerardo Parra, Jake Peavy, Dustin Pedroia, Wily Peralta, Andy Pettitte, A. J. Pierzynski, David Price, Albert Pujols, Hanley Ramirez, Josh Reddick, Anthony Rendon, Ben Revere, Alex Rios, Wandy Rodriguez, Sergio Romo, Justin Ruggiano, Hyun-Jin Ryu, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Jeff Samardzija, Gaby Sanchez, Héctor Santiago, Ervin Santana, Josh Satin, Marco Scutaro, Kyle Seager, Jean Segura, J. B. Shuck, Kevin Slowey, Drew Smyly, Travis Snider, Alfonso Soriano, Dan Straily, Drew Stubbs, Jose Tabata, Julio Teherán, Nick Tepesch, Chris Tillman, Matt Tuiasosopo, Luis Valbuena, Jordany Valdespin, Jason Vargas, Will Venable, Shane Victorino, Edinson Volquez, Joey Votto, Neil Walker, Chien-Ming Wang, Adam Warren, Jake Westbrook, Matt Wieters, David Wright, Chris Young, Delmon Young, Ryan Zimmerman

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