DETROIT (Reuters) – Big-hitting San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval, affectionately known as Kung Fu Panda, was named World Series MVP on Sunday, completing a stunning turnaround to a career that appeared to have stalled. Facing persistent weight problems and a benching just two years ago, Sandoval hit .500 in the Giants’ sensational four-game blowout of the Detroit Tigers in the World Series. The burly, 26-year-old Venezuelan with an infectious smile said he changed his conduct to become a better player. “You learn from the things that happen in your career,” he told reporters. …
Baseball: Kung Fu Panda rewarded for beating up Tigers
