Your 2009 Chicago Cubs

[Scarey]

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There's no way in the world he was gonna go after that ump. Again, even though I know you're half joking, this type of talk just paints an even worse picture for Bradley. I just think it's wrong.

Here's a little segment that includes the argument and Bradley after the game.

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All I'm saying is put yourself in his shoes for a moment. I really think that the way he's portrayed is over blown big time and if the Cubs were to sign him today, my only concern would be his health.
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You really think he wasn't going to do anything to the ump? Really?
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I'm 100% positive. Maybe bumped him, that's about it. I would say he went for the ump in the same fashion George Brett did.