And that the Cardinals didn't add any players at the trade deadline (or trade any).

And that it's no longer the Brewers in first place — it's the Cubs, who just keep winning.

And we know that Molina vehemently defended himself on Instagram when his manager said: "Yadi’s caught a lot. Yesterday, just kind of watching him go around the bases, too, you could tell that he’s, you know..."

Here's a funny thing about all this. Molina is mad at Matheny. Yet it's Matheny who's making concessions, statistically at least, by batting Molina in the fifth spot.

Yadi is extremely prideful, a trait that makes him great, but as the No. 5 hitter, he doesn't hit like a No. 5 hitter.

This season, Molina is hitting .283 at No. 5, with a .310 OBP and a .413 slugging percentage.