GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Los Angeles Dodgers have learned that Yasiel Puig's development tends to ebb and flow with the crises, large and small, that have dotted his career. After someone publicly embarrasses him or confronts him, he tends to listen and, in some cases, to adjust. The rest of the criticism, either from the media, opposing players or even sometimes teammates, seems to slide off him.One of those lessons came last Aug. 4 and was administered by a man who seems destined for the Hall of Fame, Los Angeles Angels slugger Albert Pujols.