Cubs @ Butcher's Buddies 6/26/09

[Butcher]

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Putting aside all questions of whether it was the right move or not, Bradley's complete suckitude (especially after a nice spring) is truly astounding.
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He doesn't have the balls to play for the Cubs. He can't handle the pressure. Unless he was juicing before and now off the juice, I can't think of another plausible explanation.
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I can't imagine someone would juice in 2008, but stop in 2009.

As far as his balls go, with the whole team in the shitter, I can't imagine it's pressure that's doing this.
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If you have a theory, I'd love to hear it.