That's exactly why he didn't hustle. He got injured hustling and there was literally a press conference where whoever was the manager at the time told him to take it easy on routine grounders so he doesn't hurt himself, so he did and then the media called him out for being lazy. He was literally following his head coach's orders to not hurt himself, and they called him out on it. It was damned if you do damned if you don't in the eyes of the Chicago media, and it drove me nuts. Aramis was the best third baseman we ever had after Santo and it wasn't just like he was the best out of a bad bunch, he was legitimately awesome. I remember at the time he was the only third baseman in the majors to have four consecutive years with an OPS over .900. Not even a-rod was able to do that. He was also one of those players that heated up towards the end of the year but you by then the Cubs were completely out of it at that point so the media liked to think that he wasn't really trying until it didn't count which is such absolute horsefeathers.