Yadier Molina is a bad man: Molina dispute may incur a penalty
A day after Yadier Molina shed his catcher gear and left it at home plate in apparent protest of an ejection, the Cardinals were still waiting to hear whether those actions would cost him any additional time out of his equipment.
"We'll hear something," manager Tony La Russa said. "It's not going to go unnoticed."
A Major League Baseball official said the league was looking into Monday night's incident in Milwaukee to determine whether it merited a penalty, which could range from a fine to a suspension, or both. Any ejection draws the same attention. Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak said Tuesday night he had not spoken to anyone with MLB about Molina.
Molina said he not been approached to discuss the first ejection of his big-league career. He declined to say anything more.
The scary thing is if Yadi doesn't get you this gal might:
I'm sure Yadi himself is thrilled with the attention.
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