Shock of shocks: Rick Morrissey doesn't seem to accept Milton Bradley's apology.
Then again, Rick Morrissey should apologize to us all for subjecting the public to crappy sportswriting.
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Via Not Qualified To Comment
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September 26, 2009
As much as I am a Bradley apologist (and from all the **** I take here and elsewhere about it, I’ve come to realize I am), I still understand that he is not connecting with fans, his teammates, management or the media. His temper tantrums and immature reactions to the media are not justified by [...]
Via Mouthpiece Blog
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September 23, 2009
In today’s Sun-Times, Rick Telander has a terrific column for us, one that doesn’t seek to rip Milton Bradley for his attitude, but rather try and understand it. A choice bit:
We don’t know what makes men tick. There are a host of mental issues that, until identified and named and accepted, fall under the troubled, [...]
Via Another Cubs Blog
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September 25, 2009
Lost amid the GM’ing brilliance on display this past week was one small question:
What happens when Bradley is gone?
See, it’s all fine and good to join the the undergraduate pile-on now that Bradley has been made into the scapegoat for 2009, but the simple fact is that the Cubs, upon trading him, will have to replace him. The need for an RBI guy is still there, according...
Via Baseball Musings
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September 23, 2009
Milton Bradley issued an apology for the statements that caused the Cubs to suspend him.
“I wish that I handled certain things different and I apologize for those things that did not work out for the better,” he said in a statement. “The air has been cleared, and we all want to move on and look [...]
Via ESPN
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September 25, 2009
When Chicago Cubs general manager Jim Hendry begins aggressively shopping troubled outfielder Milton Bradley this winter, don't be surprised if one of his first phone calls is to San Diego.
Via Miami Herald
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September 23, 2009
Embattled Cubs outfielder Milton Bradley issued an apology Wednesday for comments made over the weekend that led to him being suspended for the rest of the season.
Via Chicago Sun Times
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September 26, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO -- Around and around the rumors swirl, and where Milton Bradley stops nobody knows.
Via Chicago Tribune
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September 23, 2009
Chicago Cubs outfielder will remain suspended through end of season
Embattled Cubs outfielder Milton Bradley issued a statement of apology Wednesday, admitting he had acted poorly at times during the season.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 24, 2009
It looks obvious that Milton Bradley will not be a Cub in 2010. He will probably be traded to a team and they will know, just like Jim Hendry did, that they made a mistake. I have a trade that I think, actually I know would be perfect for the Cubs...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Seattle Times
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September 23, 2009
Suspended Cubs outfielder Milton Bradley apologized Wednesday for behavior that led to general manager Jim Hendry's decision to banish him for the rest of the season.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 25, 2009
One of Cubs GM Jim Hendry's first priorities this offseason is to try and move Milton Bradley, and he just may find a willing trade partner in friend and fellow GM Kevin Towers, according to an ESPN.com report by Jerry Crasnick.
On Friday, the San Diego Padres GM said he wouldn't mind having Bradley return to the city he once played in. Left unsaid was "if the price...
Via Bleacher Report
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September 23, 2009
Oh, pity poor little Milton Bradley. The millionaire baseball player's life is so hard that his mommy needs to come to his defense. What is this, elementary school or the big leagues?
Look, we all know that signing Bradley to a three-year contract was foolish. Cubs GM Jim Hendry ought to be taken out to the woodshed and spanked by new owner Tom Ricketts for this ridiculous...
Via Goat Riders of the Apocalypse
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September 23, 2009
Jeff Samardzija (1-2, 7.89 ERA) vs. Chris Narveson (1-0, 4.22 ERA)
Story-linesMaybe there's something to this concept that a team plays better when it need not keep a watchful eye on the piece of **** right fielder whose negative attitude festered in the clubhouse all year long. (I'm speaking rhetorically, of course.)
Or, maybe the Cubs have taken a page out...
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