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Rhys Hoskins sheds a tear, as he expected, in his return to Philly with the  Brewers

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Even in retirement, Jim Edmonds still clearly loathes the Chicago Cubs.

Rhys Hoskins sums up the Brewers first four wins and the loss on Wednesday

The Cubs played the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday for the finale of their four-game series. With the Cubs already nursing a 7-3 lead in the eighth inning, designated hitter Christopher Morel took St. Louis reliever Andrew Kittredge deep for a solo homer. After launching the pitch into the seats, Morel tossed his bat off to the side and showed a bit of emotion as he rounded the bases and then crossed the plate.

Rhys Hoskins sums up the Brewers first four wins and the loss on Wednesday

Edmonds, a Cardinals team Hall of Famer who is now a broadcaster for Bally Sports Midwest, was not pleased with the display and let it be known on the air.

Rhys Hoskins sums up the Brewers first four wins and the loss on Wednesday

For the 25-year-old Morel, that celebration wasn’t even too over the top. While Morel is indeed a career .229 hitter (who is even worse this year at .202), that also means there is more reason for him to celebrate the few times that he does get a big hit.

Rhys Hoskins sums up the Brewers first four wins and the loss on Wednesday

But Edmonds, who played for the Cardinals from 2000-07, is still very skilled at the art of hating on the rival Cubs. St. Louis fans may like to see that much more so than the images of Edmonds’ former Cardinals teammate Yadier Molina, who seems far more fond of the Cubs these days