sounds like cheating? And while it's obviously not nearly as egregious as the Astros' coordinated cheating efforts that slapped a big asterisk on the team's 2017 World Series title, it's still a rough look for a franchise that seems frustrated to still be linked to cheating years later. So Albert Pujols could use that bat but Maldonado, who began his major league career in 2011, was not legally able to use that bat." He also thought it was a way to honor the baseball legend, of course retiring with the close of the season, but here's the catch to it, guys: in 2010, Major League Baseball changed the bat specifications and that bat that Pujols modeled was no longer legal, except if you were playing prior to 2010 it was grandfathered in. The barrel, he said, was slightly bigger. It was a model he obtained from Albert Pujols, and he used it because he thought it was very similar in size and weight to his own model. He found out from MLB today that the bat he used last night was not a legal bat. "Martin Maldonado is using a different bat today here in Game 2. 2W1UGw1pfr- Follow Crossing Broad October 30, 2022
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