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That's exactly what I was thinking. When people talk about Bradley, they seem to only talk about the negatives that come from the fired-up intensity. I think the Cubs are in desperate need of such intensity.
We could have DEFINITELY used it during the playoffs, instead of playing like a bunch of lethargic chokers.
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I couldn't agree more DaveB...well maybe a less harsh term for chokers, like underperformers [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img]
This team hasn't had a real vocal "leader" in years, plenty of crybabies.
In fact, I'm finding it hard to remember the last one...Grace?
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Haha its funny that you mention that, at the time of the post I was trying to think up another word for chokers, but chokers was all that came to mind. Underperformers definitely works better.
And I liked what I saw during that press conference. He said he came here because he wants to win, and he knows that the team and the city expect to win, period.
I also thought he handled the questions about his past very well.
Although I don't expect much change in regards to his temper and such when he plays for us, I still think that he will tone it down a bit. Playing for a team that should win a lot of games should help him with that, seeing as he won't have as much to get pissed off about if we are winning games.
Although, I gotta say I LOVED the clip of him going over and talking shit to the Dodgers fans haha. You could see how scared they got when he slammed something down at their feet, it looked like they were about to book it the fuck out of there