Milton Bradley and Cubs agree to deal?

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Hendry will never top CPatt and Neifi as his 1-2 hitters. Not that he won't try.
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Hendry hasn't filled out a lineup card since he lived in Omaha.
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Well, he drafted CPatt, signed Neifi to a starter's salary, and kept Dusty in power long, LONG after he should have been fired. So, as I see it, Hendry's fingerprints are all over it. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wub.gif[/img]
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Corey Patterson was the top prospect in baseball. Don't even try blaming that one on Hendry.