MINNEAPOLIS – If Yasiel Puig was embarrassed or upset about not hitting a single home run in Monday night's Gillette Home Run Derby, you could hardly tell it by watching him. He was joking around with his NL teammates, particularly fellow Cuban pitcher Aroldis Chapman, well after he had bowed out.You could hardly tell by listening to him. His booming voice literally echoed off the walls of the National League clubhouse following the derby as he bantered in Spanish with some of his teammates.