Seriously, someone out there should start a blog and devote it to the mishappenings of Milton Bradley and his crazy, misunderstood world.  Any takers?  Kevin?

The banished Chicago Cubs outfielder formally apologized Wednesday for his inappropriate behavior and recent negative comments which led to general manager Jim Hendry’s decision to kick him out of the clubhouse for the remainder of the season, and possibly out of Chicago for good.

After signing a three-year, $30 million free agent contract last offseason, Bradley struggled, to say the least.  Boos resonated through Wrigley Field while he hit a pitiful .257 with 12 homers and 40 RBIs this season, watching his team fall farther and farther out of contention.  Heading into Thursday's game against the San Francisco Giants, the Cubs are eight games out of the NL wild card race at 78-73, one year after winning 97 games.  What a difference a year can make.

Enough about how bad the Cubs are.  Let's get back to Bradley's apology, which he issued after coming to terms with the "frustration and disappointment" of sucking at baseball.

"I wish that I handled certain things different," he said.  "I apologize for those things that did not work out for the better. The air has been cleared, and we all want to move on and look forward to better days."

Actually Milt, everyone still thinks you're a crazy asshole and I'm pretty sure Cubs fans are thanking their lucky stars you're not wearing pinstripes anymore this season.  You come with more drama than Project Runway and lately, less talent than Hannah Montana.

Good riddance.

TrackBack URI for this entry

Comments (1)

Subscribe to this comment's feed

...
written by Yokaze, October 25, 2009

I'm pretty sure Bradley is bipolar.

• 
• +0
• 
• 

Name

Website

Title

Comment

smaller | bigger

Subscribe via email (registered users only)

I have read and agree to the Terms of Usage.

Write the displayed characters

Add Comment Preview