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Old 08-29-2022, 10:05 AM   #912
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Originally Posted by BigRedChief View Post
no thanks on Pujols. There is no way it can end better than this. He’s leading the NL in many categories since the All-Star break. Let’s take the win and not forced to see him looking like shit at the plate.

WTF is up with Molina? Have to see some D league championship? You come back and go 0-17? I get it’s the last year but try to focus on the last month of your career.

Can’t be with the team while rehabbing the knee was bad enough…..
I don't really care how it ends.

He's not going to 'look like shit' against lefties, though. It may take a little more time for him to get his timing in line, but he's not doing anything impressive athletically at all. It's just timing and eyesight.

He's not going to lose that overnight. He can still maintain that next season. He can still be a weapon against lefthanded pitching. Now maybe you just let that be Yepez - but I think Pujols can still do the job there.

As for Molina - he mailed it in in the winter, man. Came into camp late, out of shape and disinterested. It never got better from there.
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