I have spent the better part of the past two months tantalized by the possibility that Matt Kemp might win the National League Triple Crown, becoming the first player to do so since Joe Medwick in 1937 and the first in either league since Carl Yastrzemski in 1967. My first post on the subject was on August 1:No, we don't value RBI much as a stat in these parts — not without context anyway — and we value batting average even less.Unless they give us something fun to root for.Here we are on August 1, and Matt Kemp still is plumb in the thick of Triple Crown contention.The thing I like most in Kemp's favor is that 33 of the Dodgers' remaining 55 games are on the road, where Kemp is batting .335 with 15 homers and 45 RBI in 48 games.Admittedly, some of those games will