Former St. Louis Cardinals star Jim Edmonds chided Chicago Cubs designated hitter Christopher Morel for his bragging after a home run on Sunday.
Morel hit two home runs against the Cardinals in the Cubs' 8-3 victory. The first was off Mike Mikolas in the sixth inning and the second off Andrew Kettredge in the eighth inning. It was Morel's eighth-inning homer that seemed to irritate Edmonds.
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“His celebration is a joke, I don't mind saying it at all. I've never seen anything like it,” Edmonds said on the Bally Sports broadcast. “I just don't get it. You're a .229 hitter in the major leagues and you run around like you're Barry Bonds.”
Edmonds then confronted the fan who caught the home run ball.
“Plus, it's taking up a lot of space out there…” he added.
Morel has 18 homers on the season and the Cubs' win moved the team to 47-51 on the season, while the Cardinals fell to 50-46 as the league entered its All-Star break.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong also hit two home runs.
“It was fun to watch, for sure,” Cubs manager Craig Counsell said, via MLB.com. “We did a really good job. We got behind early, but we hit really well. We took a lot of good swings, we hit really well. Pete had his best day in the big leagues and it was fun to watch.”
Chicago enters the All-Star break 8.5 games behind the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Central race.
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St. Louis is 4.5 games behind the Brewers.
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