They call Clayton Kershaw's curveball "Public Enemy No. 1" — it's a big ol' sweeping knee-buckler that usually baffles even the best hitters in the big leagues. So that makes what Kris Bryant did Monday night even more impressive. The powerful Chicago Cubs rookie, hit two homers in his team's 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The first one came against Kershaw, a two-run shot in the third inning. Bryant sat back on that curveball and — just like they teach you when you're a kid — drove it to the opposite field. The ball soared off Bryant's bat and into the stands because, well, he's Kris Bryant.