BOOM!

 

The Chicago Tribune's Paul Sullivan is reporting that, after flying out in the sixth inning against the White Sox Friday, Milton Bradley was involved in a verbal altercation with Cubs' manager Lou Piniella.

 

Bradley was replaced in right field by Ryan Freel in the bottom half of the inning, and was reportedly seen leaving US Cellular Field in street clothes before the ninth inning.

 

So not only is Bradley not hitting anything, or driving in any runs for his $10 million-plus salary, but now the inevitable has happened.

 

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I think we all knew this was going to happen.

I really wish Piniella would go all "Sweet Lou" on his big behind... What a freakin' baby! I simply cannot stand that guy!!! Let's just ship Milton and Hendry off on a slow boat to somewhere.

For all the good Hendry has done, Bradley will be his Watergate.

I'd like to see Lou pull the same stuff he did against Dibble in the clubhouse.

Paging Mr. Rocket!!!

I really wish Piniella would go all "Sweet Lou" on his big behind... What a freakin' baby! I simply cannot stand that guy!!! Let's just ship Milton and Hendry off on a slow boat to somewhere.

 

Is it really all that likely that he'll get the chance?

They gave up DeRosa to sign Bradley. As a Cardinal fan I am thrilled but if I was a cub fan I would not be very happy with that.

I really wish Piniella would go all "Sweet Lou" on his big behind... What a freakin' baby! I simply cannot stand that guy!!! Let's just ship Milton and Hendry off on a slow boat to somewhere.

:thumb: Bradley is MLB's T.O., the guy is a cancer to any team he goes to. Bradley can definately play but he takes away from a team much more than he helps them with that pathetic atitude. I cannot stand Zambrano or Bradley, both are "drama king" cry babies.:irked:

 

I personally would had loved to see Lou pull a "Billy Martin - Reggie Jackson" substitution on him the other day when he threw the ball into the stands and it wasn't the third out or even in this game on Bradley's "granstanding" act when he caught thae ball, went down and raised his hands to the air like "look at me". Bradley did what he was supposed to do, he caught the ball.. Same thing with Zambrano when he goes on one of his "baby" acts on the mound.

I reall like Lou but guys like Badley and Zambrano are the reason I cannot stand the Cubs.

In other news, the sun will rise in the east today.

Paging Mr. Rocket!!!

 

He doesn't care what Bradley does as long as he's producing, remember----oh wait...........:lol:

Here's an interesting article talking about how having 2 huge head cases in Zambrano and Bradley is really hurting the Cubs. Zambrano, Bradley hurting Cubs?

I get tired of people going on about Zambrano being a head case. The guy is high-strung at times, but he's a competitor and a workhorse and he's one of the better pitchers out there. I can think of 30 teams that would love to have him in their starting rotation.

I get tired of people going on about Zambrano being a head case. The guy is high-strung at times, but he's a competitor and a workhorse and he's one of the better pitchers out there. I can think of 30 teams that would love to have him in their starting rotation.

 

 

Phil Rogers disagrees with you.

 

http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/cubs/chi-29-rogers-chicago-jun29,0,3124193.column

I get tired of people going on about Zambrano being a head case. The guy is high-strung at times, but he's a competitor and a workhorse and he's one of the better pitchers out there. I can think of 30 teams that would love to have him in their starting rotation.

 

I think the main problem is that the Cubs need him to be their ace, not just in the rotation. I don't think he's mentally suited to be a #1 starter.