There is an incredible array of top pitchers going on Sunday: CC Sabathia, Clayton Kershaw, Dan Haren, Justin Verlander, Josh Beckett, Alexi Ogando, Justin Masterson, Ricky Nolasco, Jair Jurrgens, Jeremy Hellickson, Matt Cain, and Kyle Lohse.

Anthony Swarzak, young starter for the Twins had the no-no magic going through 7+ innings, unfortunately, that magic was no match for the mighty bat of Peter Bourjos who broke things up in the 8th. Oh yeah and some guy named Jered Weaver pitched 9 innings and only gave up 2 hits.

We’ll see if the Giants can once again strike lighting and have a young phenomenon carry their offense. Bradon Belt returns to the big leagues after a rather disappointing initial stint this season. We are almost a third of the way through the season and Belt is owned in less than 5% of leagues after his rough start to the season, but if you are willing to take an upside gamble for the rest of the season he might be worth it. Remember, not everyone can hit .300 in their first 50 major league at-bats.

Huge day for Corey Patterson, with 5 hits and 4 runs scored. Still, he is the definition of a hit or miss player.

MVP of the Week:  Jay Bruce (.452, 4 HR, 12 RBI). That's a hell of a week he’s putting together and a solid season too (.282, 14 HR, 39 RBI), as he currently leads in the NL in home runs and is second in RBI’s. Some might say his is having a better year than defending MVP Joey Votto.

So let’s step back and consider the fact that the last time any catcher was injured this badly was when Ray Fosee’s career was forever altered by Pete Rose in the 1970 all-star game. The moral of the story, you are more likely to get injured celebrating a win than in a collision at home plate.