Bradley

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<!--quoteo--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE <!--quotec-->Hendry reacted after reading Bradley's comments, in which he said the Cubs were "not a positive environment."

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Well said, Jim.
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I somewhat disagree. It's true that Milton is playing the blame game and doesn't want to own up to his own lack of production, but I wouldn't want to play for the Cubs if I was a major league player, mostly because of the Chicago media. They're all a bunch of vulturous douches. The whole thing just seems kind of poisonous.

That said, Milton has been a little bitch all season long and it's time to move on. It doesn't matter that he was mistreated in the media - he is a professional and should handle himself in such a manner.

I've been rooting for him day after day, and he has continued to open his mouth and prove himself to be an asshole. Last month, I thought that Milton could turn things around by laying low and then performing well next season. He fucked all that up, though, and it's time to jettison his ass.
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I agree with you about the Chicago media. It certainly doesn't help things. But at this point, Milton really has no one to blame but himself, and I've been very patient with him and haven't really complained about him all season.

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Meh. The same is said of the Philadelphia media. And the Boston media. And the New York media...