Even though Lee Elia didn’t get suspended by the organization for calling the fans cocksuckers, Milton Bradley was suspended for the rest of the year (15 games) for saying that Chicago wasn’t a positive environment and that he understood why they hadn’t won in 100 years. Bradley shouldn’t have said what he did, but when you stick a microphone in his face these days, what do you think you’ll get? I guess Bradley learned a hard lesson here. He should have just said this: What the **** am I supposed to do, go out there and let my ******’ players get destroyed every day and be quiet about it? For the ******’ nickel-dime people who turn up? The ************* don’t even work. That’s why they’re out at the ******’ game. They oughta go out and get a ******’ job and find out what it’s like to go out and earn a ******’ living. Eighty-five percent of the ******’ world is working. The other fifteen percent come out here. A ******’ playground for the cocksuckers. Rip them *************. Rip them ******’ cocksuckers like the ******’ players. That’s as true as what Bradley said, but apparently it’s more acceptable. The funny thing here is that the Cubs will get rid of Bradley, paying all of his contract, and then have to pay someone else to play RF who probably won’t be as good. They’ll have to do this while quite likely being unable to spend much money. I guess the last laugh will be on the Cubs fan. The 2010 season will a bad one for this team, but hey, at least there won’t be some uppity negro playing RF that the fans can say offensive **** to. So, the Cubs will pay Bradley to play elsewhere, get nothing in return, have to pay someone else to pay his position worse than Bradley can, fill other positions and do so on a tight budget. I now understand why the Cubs have gone 100 years without a championship. I just hope I don’t get suspended for saying that.