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Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Matt Kemp stopped by to help Habitat demo a home rehab in L.A — The dude crushes with a bat, just imagine what he could do with a sledge hammer — Glad the Dodgers locked up Kemp for the long haul. -TO
Frank McCourt’s Girlfriend Ogles Matt Kemp
Matt Kemp Visits Sesame Street
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April 26, 2012
First the good news: Matt Kemp continued his amazing April with his 10th home run in the first month of the season, typing Gary Sheffield’s club record from April 2000.
Sure, Kemp has made a few questionable decisions this season (he had a couple of base running and fielding issues last night), but the guy has been lights out at the plate and generally in the field, driving in...
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April 23, 2012
Matt Kemp probably won't win his fourth consecutive National League Player of the Week award, but it certainly wasn't for lack of performance. Kemp has left no doubt in the early going that he is the best player in the National League.
Kemp homered on Saturday in Houston, his third consecutive game with a home run and his seventh home run in eight games.
"The greatest...
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April 27, 2012
OK I’m officially changing Matt Kemp‘s horrible nickname ‘The Bison” to “Demolition Man.” I think that’s a much more fitting and badass name don’t you? Besides this picture is a very telling story of Kemp’s season so far. I mean the dude is simply demolishing the ball.
He’s also demolishing homes for rehab. This picture was taken in L.A. of Kemp doing...
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April 24, 2012
On Tuesday, MATT KEMP, a few of his Dodger teammates and Bank of America volunteers participated in the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles Home Rehabilitation program in Lynwood. The Dodger outfielder helped strip down interior walls of a dilapidated house that will eventually be transformed and sold to low-income individuals and families interested in becoming homeowners…...
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April 26, 2012
Dee Gordon is turning in highlight reel plays on defense on the regular, which just makes me wish he could do the simple things like catch and throw. Matt Kemp hit this mammoth shot to give the Dodgers a win to put the Dodgers ahead, but Javy Guerra surrendered three runs in the ninth and
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April 24, 2012
The first inning Monday night against Atlanta pretty much encapsulated the Dodgers' season to date.
Dee Gordon singled to lead off the game, stole second base, and advanced to third on a flyball from Mark Ellis.
Matt Kemp, he of the .460 batting average and nine home runs, was pitched to carefully and walked. Andre Ethier followed with a single, giving the Dodgers a 1-0 lead...
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April 24, 2012
In the bottom of the fifth inning, with the Dodgers only up 5-1 on the Braves, Matt Kemp singled off Livan Hernandez to start the inning. Andre Ethier then singled on a hit-and-run play, which resulted in a double play? How? TOOTBLAN twins!
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April 27, 2012
The Washington Nationals (14-5) will head to Los Angeles today to face the Dodgers (13-6) in a battle for supremacy atop the National League.
Top Flight Hitting vs. Smothering Pitching
The Nationals and the Dodgers have both been two teams of note since this season began, although for different reasons.
The Dodgers have been led by Matt Kemp, who has been tearing it up at...
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April 25, 2012
While Javy Guerra was at fault for the single and giving up the bomb to the track, Matt Kemp sans alligator arms certainly would have helped him. Could have been worse though. Could have been Will Venable
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April 25, 2012
It's a little over two weeks into the new season and some things are already very clear - the Red Sox are absolutely awful, Josh Hamilton's relapse has had no lasting effects, Matt Kemp is the best player in the world and Jamie Moyer doesn't ever want to grow up and get a real job. How, exactly, did Matt Kemp become the best player in the world? The answer...
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April 23, 2012
Two weeks into the baseball season and already tons to discuss. I always state that at this early juncture the sample size is too small to make meaningful conclusions, i.e look at Josh Willingham’s .419/.514/.871 stat line.
Having said that, my friends usually don’t miss an opportunity to harp on me and state that they are still putting up these numbers, no matter if they’ve...
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April 23, 2012
Introduction
Most major league teams have played about fifteen regular season games so far. Fifteen games are not enough to tell who is going to have a breakout season, but these games do matter just as much as games in September. Some players have gotten off to hot starts by showing their power as evidence by insane home run totals. Let’s take a look at the MLB home run leaders...
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