Andy McCullough of the Los Angeles Times has written the story I think everyone knew was going to come out sooner or later: the "now that Yasiel Puig is gone, what did the Dodgers really think of him?" story. Unlike a lot of past coverage which has sought to cast Puig as some malevolent force in the Dodgers clubhouse, the picture that comes away from this story is that Puig was more of a frustration than a team cancer. Indeed, Dodgers people — players, coaches and managers — generally liked Puig and still like him.
Yasiel Puig’s ‘complicated legacy’ in Los Angeles
Published April 15, 2019 at 7:35 AM
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