Read this excerpt from the article "clemente's impact wanes in puerto rico 40 years after his death." st. louis cardinals catcher yadier molina, probably the top player among a diminishing puerto rican contingent in the majors, has taken up the cause of abused and disadvantaged kids through his foundation. molina says the chance to live up to clemente's legacy was a motivating factor. what can best be inferred from this excerpt?

The best that can be interferred in this except is that Molina has taken up the cause of abused and disadvantaged kids through his foundation. And that the chance to live up to Clemente's legacy was a motivating factor for him to continue defending those who are in an unfavourable possition.

I think its C but I'm not sure

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