The thing is, there are players across the league that do some sort of demonstrative thing every time they get on base. Pujols is one of many who crosses himself and points to the sky each and every time. That's just one example that comes to mind at the moment. I've brought this up on Twitter and a few other places and no one has ever been able to tell me what separates the two and why one is showing up the pitcher/opposing team and one is not. Not to turn this religious, (and certainly not to defend Pujols but........) you're comparing paying homage to one's Deity to Sully, from Monsters Inc? Those aren't exactly comparable.It depends on how you look at it, I think. Your argument is valid, but mine is as well. On the surface, its an action done every time you get on base, regardless of whether its Pujols, Morgan or Molina. If one is a problem, the other should be too. Plus, the Pujols thing just bugs me because it literally doesn't happen anywhere else. What would happen if a basketball player did that every time he hit a basket or completed a pick and roll? Or what if you did it at work every time you turned in a report or sent out a client email? It's just so over the top to me, and that's what makes it so grating and unnecessary.