Once you get caught on TV running an easy double into a single, because you decided to go into a home run trot, you are going to get criticism, and rightfully so. I fail to see how losing the extra base is playing "smart". I will agree that there is the perception that Aramis seems to get piled on more than most, but isn't it possible that it is due more towards his attitude toward the media and general overall disposition? Rather than his race? In regard to Cutler, he absolutely does deal with the same issues with the media. http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?id=6017986 http://www.thesportssession.net/2137/nfl-players-call-jay-cutler-physically-mentally-weak-is-he-really-a-soft-football-player.html http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/14590417/does-cutler-have-seriously-injured-knee-or-weak-heart http://www.chicagonow.com/chicago-sports-guru/2011/01/jay-cutlers-persona-grants-him-no-sympathy-for-mcl-tear/ What the hell do you think lazy means? Yeah, a handful of idiots thought Cutler faked an injury until people with brains criticized them. He's not called lazy like you and other people are calling Ramirez.