This is something that's been on my mind for a while, and I thought was worth discussing on an off day between playoff games. It seems like Paul Molitor isn't talked about or regarded as much by the Brewers organization these days. Yesterday we saw Robin Yount throw out the first pitch, and it was made a pretty big deal by the team. Yount also appears in the booth frequently throughout the season, appears at team events, etc. Conversely, Paul Molitor is almost like persona non grata. Yount has a statue outside the park, but Molitor hasn't been honored in the same fashion. Heck, Bud Selig received a statue last season, and while I think he deserves one, you would think Molitor would be at the top of the list. Other than having his number retired (which was a no brainer), and having a couple banners with his picture in various places, you wouldn't know "The Ignitor" was such a huge part of this franchise's past. I realize Molitor is a bit of a low key person. Maybe he wants to stay out of the spotlight and doesn't want the attention. I just thinks it's something of a shame that Molitor's legacy hasn't really been as celebrated as Yount's. I get that Yount was a career Brewer, and that Molitor left under rather bitter circumstances. That was nearly 20 years ago at this point, so I would hope that's all water under the bridge by now. I guess I think it would be nice to see Molitor around Miller Park every now and then, and for him to get the same due that Yount has received since Mark Attanasio bought the team.