In case you were wondering, Lou Piniella has apologized to Milton Bradley

Milton Bradley is a child and deserves to be treated as such.

 

In the hothead category, Lou Piniella will never have any moral high ground on Milton Bradley.

 

I guess you're right, since Milton didn't kill him, but you gotta admit, if you're listing the top five MLBers likely to kill someone, Milton makes it with ease.

 

Let's not forget hat kicking.

 

Whack Job?

Do you know how many Chutes and Ladders Milton Bradley has had to overcome in his career? To him, baseball is not a Trivial Pursuit. All he wants is for his teammates and manager to be on the same Battleship with him, following the same Stratego, playing like a bunch of Hungry Hungry Hippos. He may not have a Monopoly on this, but it absolutely Boggle(s) the mind that Pinella did something he needed to say "I'm Sorry!" for.

Milton Bradley can be an asset, especially to a Bargain Hunter team like the Cubs.

;D ;D ;D ;D

In all seriousness . . . going into the season, I thought the Cubs, on paper, looked like a World Series contender. But they blew it when they signed Bradley. They willfully invited another year of "curse."

(and I know many of those games were Parker Brothers)

 

So it was groan-worthy on a pun level and an accuracy level.

 

That's Uno way to look at it.

 

No, he's trying to teach Bradley that, "THERE'S NO CRYING IN BASEBALL!!!!!!"

After all, as Jimmy Duggan pointed out ...

"Rogers Hornsby was my manager, and he called me a worthless pile of pig shit. And that was when my parents drove in from Michigan to see me play the game. But did I cry? NO!!! And you know why? THERE'S NO CRYING IN BASEBALL!!!! NO CRYING!!!!!" ;D ;D ;D