The Cubs cut Miguel Montero after he opened his mouth, a cardinal sin for backup catchers

The Cubs are 39-38 and sporting a new backup catcher after they designated Montero for assignment on Wednesday, about 12 hours after he committed the cardinal sin of treating a random June night like it was Festivus.

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  Nationals swipe team-record 7 bags off struggling Cub Miguel Montero

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  Montero tweets after Cubs cut him over blasting Jake Arrieta and pitching staff

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Twelve MLB players who deserve your All-Star vote right now

Voting for the MLB All-Star Game is coming to a close. Here are 12 players who deserve your vote before rosters are finalized.