Milton Bradley continues to pound the drum of his lost 2009 season being Chicago's fault, Wrigleyville's fault, the Cubs' fault. But not his own.
Now Bradley is back with new comments, to ESPN's Colleen Dominguez, about the racial tension he felt while with the Cubs.
"Well, I mean unless you go out there and you're Superman -- you're Andre Dawson, you're Ernie Banks, you're in the Hall of Fame -- then it's going to be tough," Bradley said. "People are just the way they are."
Bradley's latest round of Cub-hating comments are possibly his most arrogant and self-serving comments ...
Baseball's hot stove has been on full blast putting Milton Bradley trade rumors into motion.
Late Tuesday rumors of a "mystery" suitor came to light that could join the favorite Tampa Bay Rays, this according to MLB.com's Carrie Muskat and Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune. So far, we know the Royals, Rangers, Blue Jays, and Mariners have pretty much ruled themselves out of the race.
The volatile outfielder Bradley is certainly going to be on his way out of Chicago, and a three-way deal seems likely. So if another team joins the Rays and Cubs, or possibly just the Cubs, who ...
