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Batter up! That’s right baseball fans-it’s time to welcome back the Boys of Summer as the 2012 MLB season gets underway one Opening Day game at a time! There’s no denying that last year’s baseball season and World Series was one for the record books! Between Derek Jeter making history, big names like Prince Fielder and Albert Pujols making major off-season moves and World Series MVP David Freese knocking it out of the park, there’s no telling what kind of excitement the 2012 MLB season will bring. No matter what the future holds for your home favorites, stay tuned to MLBPhotos.com as we chronicle your team’s season in photos. From the first pitch on Opening Day to the last play of the 2012 World Series, the MLB Photo Store is your online source for high quality, professional baseball photos.
As today’s top talent continues to heat up the mound, there’s one stellar achievement in the books so far. Philip Humber threw the first perfect game in Major League Baseball in almost two years, catapulting him into an elite club of MLB pitchers that’s even more exclusive than the Presidency. Humber struck out nine batters and his perfect game represented the 18th no-hitter in White Sox history. In other news, two-time Cy Young Award winner Tim Lincecum had a rough start this season but is fiercely battling back from a double digit ERA. And-it’s never too early to speculate about this year’s winners. Will Clayton Kershaw and Justin Verlander earn back-to-back titles? Or, do top contenders like Jake Peavy, James Shields, Stephen Strasburg and Roy Halladay have what it takes to fan the competition? No matter what the future holds for your favorite pitchers, stay tuned to MLBPhotos.com as we chronicle the 2012 MLB season in photos!