Remembering Rendon: Can We Separate His Nats Greatness from His Angels Struggles? 

Let's talk about Anthony Rendon and the legacy he left with the Washington Nationals. Despite his recent struggles with the Angels, many fans still remember him as a franchise legend. But does his time in Los Angeles overshadow his incredible contributions in D.C.?

Rendon was a force during his peak years, especially in 2019 when he helped lead the Nationals to their first World Series title. His clutch performances in elimination games are the stuff of legend. Yet, his comments about baseball not being a top priority and his injury woes have left a sour taste in the mouths of some fans and analysts.

What do you think? Can we separate a player's past greatness from their current struggles? Is it fair to label Rendon as a punchline when discussing his contract and performance? Or should we celebrate the moments that made him a key part of the Nationals' history?

Additionally, how do you feel about the way players are remembered after they leave a team? Should their later careers impact how we view their contributions?

Let’s dive into this discussion! What are your thoughts on Rendon's legacy, and how do you think it will evolve over time?