Bradley was sent down to Buffalo (AAA), maybe this will be a good wake up call for him.
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Re: Milton Bradley breaks camp a bit early...
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I can see Bradley going here if he doesn't straighten out. I really think that if Crisp or Escobar can't handle it, Sizemore will be starting in center around the all star break.Comment
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Re: Milton Bradley breaks camp a bit early...
Mets, Indians talking trade
I can see Bradley going here if he doesn't straighten out. I really think that if Crisp or Escobar can't handle it, Sizemore will be starting in center around the all star break.Comment
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Re: Milton Bradley breaks camp a bit early...
Mets, Indians talking trade
I can see Bradley going here if he doesn't straighten out. I really think that if Crisp or Escobar can't handle it, Sizemore will be starting in center around the all star break.Comment
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BJ77LT said:
I was listening to the radio here last night and I have to agree with what the one host said: send Mitlon down to Akron or Buffalo. It's more of a punishment than trading him and he stays in the system. They did the same exact thing to Albert Belle when he was 25 because he also failed to run out a fly ball. He still turned out to be a headcase, but he was a 50 HR-50 2B headcase
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I thought it was because of his corked bat.Comment
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Re: Milton Bradley breaks camp a bit early...
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BJ77LT said:
I was listening to the radio here last night and I have to agree with what the one host said: send Mitlon down to Akron or Buffalo. It's more of a punishment than trading him and he stays in the system. They did the same exact thing to Albert Belle when he was 25 because he also failed to run out a fly ball. He still turned out to be a headcase, but he was a 50 HR-50 2B headcase
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I thought it was because of his corked bat.Comment
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Re: Milton Bradley breaks camp a bit early...
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BJ77LT said:
I was listening to the radio here last night and I have to agree with what the one host said: send Mitlon down to Akron or Buffalo. It's more of a punishment than trading him and he stays in the system. They did the same exact thing to Albert Belle when he was 25 because he also failed to run out a fly ball. He still turned out to be a headcase, but he was a 50 HR-50 2B headcase
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I thought it was because of his corked bat.Comment
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Mr_October said:
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BJ77LT said:
I was listening to the radio here last night and I have to agree with what the one host said: send Mitlon down to Akron or Buffalo. It's more of a punishment than trading him and he stays in the system. They did the same exact thing to Albert Belle when he was 25 because he also failed to run out a fly ball. He still turned out to be a headcase, but he was a 50 HR-50 2B headcase
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I thought it was because of his corked bat.
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Nah...the bat was later. The laziness was in '91.Comment
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Mr_October said:
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BJ77LT said:
I was listening to the radio here last night and I have to agree with what the one host said: send Mitlon down to Akron or Buffalo. It's more of a punishment than trading him and he stays in the system. They did the same exact thing to Albert Belle when he was 25 because he also failed to run out a fly ball. He still turned out to be a headcase, but he was a 50 HR-50 2B headcase
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I thought it was because of his corked bat.
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Nah...the bat was later. The laziness was in '91.Comment
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Re: Milton Bradley breaks camp a bit early...
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Mr_October said:
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BJ77LT said:
I was listening to the radio here last night and I have to agree with what the one host said: send Mitlon down to Akron or Buffalo. It's more of a punishment than trading him and he stays in the system. They did the same exact thing to Albert Belle when he was 25 because he also failed to run out a fly ball. He still turned out to be a headcase, but he was a 50 HR-50 2B headcase
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I thought it was because of his corked bat.
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Nah...the bat was later. The laziness was in '91.Comment
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