June 13, 200917 yr Author Yea Bradley is a knuckle head for sure, but to know suprise every time he does something ole Joe comes in with the same redundant rhetorical question. He gives me plenty of opportunities for sure. At this point it wouldn't shock me if he punches out Lou, hijacks the infield drag and leads police on a chase through the outfield bleachers. I mean this is the same guy that tore his ACL arguing with the umpire.
June 13, 200917 yr Author The thing is, he's not performing too well. He's batting .224 which is the 2nd lowest batting average since his 2nd year in the league. Exactly.
June 13, 200917 yr The thing is, he's not performing too well. He's batting .224 which is the 2nd lowest batting average since his 2nd year in the league. Only because the umps have it out for him!:lol:
June 13, 200917 yr How can anyone defend a me first, egocentric buffoon like that? I LOATHE and DESPISE players in any sport at any level that think they are bigger then the game.
June 13, 200917 yr He's an idiot. No, he's not the first person to toss the ball into the stands with two outs. I thought the pose before the toss was idiotic. This team has gotten old quick and its showing on the field. That and their bullpen keeps them out of the playoffs more than their idiot outfielder.
June 13, 200917 yr I was wanting Raul Ibanez last off-season a lot more than Bradley. I felt he would be the best option the Cubs had in order to fill what they wanted to fill (a LH hitting OF). I was unhappy they let the Phillies sign him basically without a fight, and now Ibanez has put up career numbers so far transitioning to the NL. None-the-less, I still knew Bradley was the next best option the Cubs had for that need last off season (aside from a trade). Bradley has made the news countless times this season and not for his play. However, he is a guy capable of being a solid player, he just has to start showing it. I don't know how many times he will have to get blasted before this comes out, but theres a good player in there somewhere, he has the numbers to prove it. I also hated that the Cubs left DeRosa go. This has hurt them in more than one way. He would have been key in filling spots with as many injuries as the Cubs has had. Also he would have been a good fit in RF to replace Bradley until he straightened up. It's just been one of those years, this time it started early. Welcome to the life of a Cubs fan.
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