It was tough to pick the best moments from Christian Yelich's MVP season because he was consistently clutch over the 2018 campaign.
Here's a look at the top plays from Yelich's historic season:
Yelich hits for the cycle...for the first time
In August, Yelich became the first Brewers player since 2011 tohit for the cycle, meaning he hit a single, double, triple and home run in one game.
The second CYCLE of 2018!
Have a day, @ChristianYelich! pic.twitter.com/xrxj4DUCzh
— MLB (@MLB) August 30, 2018
Yelich hit the milestone against the Cincinnati Reds. George Kottaras was the last Brewer to hit for the cycle.
Yelich hits for the cycle...AGAIN!
Just a few weeks after hitting his first cycle of the season, Yelich became just the third player in 87 years to hit for the cycle twice in one season.
How much more does @ChristianYelich have to do? #ThisIsMyCrew #ThisIsMyMVP pic.twitter.com/h1oDfuHbxl
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) September 18, 2018
Twenty days after doing it against the Reds, he did it again against the Reds.
He joins Babe Ruth, Aaron Hill, Tip O'Neill and John Reilly as the only players to hit the milestone twice.
Yelich catches his brother's first pitch at Miller Park
There was plenty to define Yelich as a player on the field, but at least one moment helped us learn who he is as a man.
Yelich's brother was honorably discharged from the U.S. Marines Corps, and came to Miller Park to see Yelich and the Brewers fight for a playoff spot.
His brother Cameron served a four-year commitment and had not seen Yelich play since 2016.
When Cameron tossed the first pitch, Christian was behind the plate.
Yelich and Braun go back-to-back for a walk-off win
Early on we saw the magic #22 was going to bring to Miller Park night in and night out.
In anApril game against the rival St. Louis Cardinals, Yelich and Ryan Braun hit back-to-back home runs giving the Brewers a walk-off win.
Yelich hits walk-off base hit against the Chicago Cubs
In an important late-season series against the Cubs, Yelich hit the game-winning base hit to give the Brewers the win.
Yelich won the game with hustle, outrunning a throw from third baseman Kris Bryant.
CELINE DION PLAY OF THE GAME!!! from r/Brewers
The win became very important for the Brewers down the stretch, finishing the season in a tie with the Cubs for the NL Central Division crown. The Brewers went on to win that title in Game 163 at Wrigley Field.
Fans Chant M-V-P after Yelich's NLDS home run
Yelich brought the lumber to the postseason as well in 2018.
In Game 1 of the NLDS, he hit two-run home run in the third inning to give the Brewers an early lead.
As he rounded the bases, the fans started chanting what has now been made official: Yelich the MVP.
Yelich hits Game 7 home run to give Brewers an early lead
After a tough series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Christian Yelich made some noise right out of the gate in Game 7 of the NLCS.
Yelich hit a solo home run in the first inning to bring Brewers fans to their feet early at Miller Park.
While the game ultimately didn't end the way Brewers fans hoped for, the Game 7 home run was an exclamation point on an unforgettable season by #22.
What slump? #Game7 pic.twitter.com/Os8N41Gc40
— MLB (@MLB) October 21, 2018
