Jump to content
North Side Baseball

17 Seconds

Old-Timey Member
  • Posts

    23,828
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    7

 Content Type 

Profiles

Joomla Posts 1

Chicago Cubs Videos

Chicago Cubs Free Agent & Trade Rumors, Notes, & Tidbits

2026 Chicago Cubs Top Prospects Ranking

News

2023 Chicago Cubs Draft Picks

Guides & Resources

2024 Chicago Cubs Draft Picks

The Chicago Cubs Players Project

2025 Chicago Cubs Draft Pick Tracker

2026 Chicago Cubs Draft Pick Tracker

Blogs

Events

Forums

Store

Gallery

Everything posted by 17 Seconds

  1. bobby abreu maybe? his fielding blows but he's been easily worth the $5M the angels are paying him. it seemed like the market settled and he was the last one standing; there may be another situation where everyone is all set and the cubs end up with bobby abreu or reggie sanders type. as for trades, maybe cody ross? he's due for an arbitration raise, similar to josh willingham last year, and the marlins didn't get all that much for willingham because they needed to dump salary. ross isn't great but he'd be a plus fielder in right and could probably be had without giving up a ton. what about luke scott? he could come cheap and he has a .902 OPS against RHP the last 3 seasons. Maybe a platoon with Johnson? Doesn't sound exciting, but it should get pretty solid production
  2. I wonder what kind of stuff has gone on behind the scenes that we don't know about.
  3. That's not something the emotional people are concerned about. They hated Bradley, and they'll cross the bridge of who plays RF later. I've yet to see one reasonable suggestion from them about how to fix the situation. Honest question- Is it reasonable to expect Milton to play right field again next season and this whole situation to resolve itself? I don't see how that happens. The fans don't like him, the players don't like him, the media (whether we like ir or not) is only going to get harder on him. This situation will only get worse. The real solution to this? Go back 9 months and consider that it might not be smart to give a guy like this a big 3 year deal.
  4. Good thing Bradley produced THIS YEAR for us. Almost exactly like a league-average RF, yup. Though I bet you'll either gloss over this post or refer to some absurdly bad statistic like RBI and pretend it proves a point. A league average RF who was paid $10 million and generally acted like an ass to everybody associated with the organization. Yes, we must keep and protect this guy. [-( [-( [-( I'd prefer to go with 2 outfielders the rest of the season, as a memorial to the Milton Era. His [expletive] was truly transcendent. Pretty awesome that the highlight of watching Milton play this season was seeing him high five that fan on opening day
  5. Good thing Bradley produced THIS YEAR for us. this year is over. I'm concerned about next year. I don't particularly want Micah Hoffpauir or Mark DeRosa in RF next year don't respond to him, he's awful. rob is right... you can hate bradley all you want, but how are the cubs going to get any better by trading him for basically nothing and having to eat his entire contract? there are plenty of "see you guys are wrong, he's a complete a-hole!!!" but no actual suggestions on how to resolve the situation without the cubs being lousy next year. I agree that trading him is going to make us worse, but can this situation realistically be resolved with Bradley staying in Chicago? Bradley has seemingly has his mind made up for a while now that he wants out of Chicago and is going to say or do whatever it takes to make that happen. He has kind of forced the situation. Man, our right field situation is going to suck next year
  6. Good thing Bradley produced THIS YEAR for us. Almost exactly like a league-average RF, yup. Though I bet you'll either gloss over this post or refer to some absurdly bad statistic like RBI and pretend it proves a point. League average production would be fine if he A) Was getting paid league average B) Wasn't a monumental d-bag
  7. So I guess we can't use the "his teammates have always loved him" line anymore. What a disaster. Could this signing have possible gone ANY worse? The funniest part? He's stayed relatively healthy this season.
  8. I don't know which is worse. The people who dislike Bradley for the wrong reasons, or the people who are determined to give him a free pass and blame everything on the media and fans. Did the media have a lot to do with this? Of course. Are they most to blame? No, not even close. Milton Bradley is a professional athlete who CHOSE to sign in Chicago. He's getting paid to not only play baseball, but to play it in this city... knowing full well the scrutiny he'd be under the second he signed here.
  9. Or they just don't like douche bags.
  10. Seriously? This doesn't really have anything to do with him being a "scapegoat". Stop trying to defend him when he's clearly been out of line. He's acting like a a piece of garbage and he's getting punished for it. At this point I don't think people are even blaming Milton for the disappointing season the team has had. They're giving him crap because of how he's acting.
  11. can anybody remember a game when robbie gould missed a big kick late in the game? i cant think of any
  12. i cant believe it great win season back on
  13. i cant wait to see the steelers march down the field in 30 seconds to tie or win it after gould knocks this down
  14. please dont blow it please dont blow it
  15. and then challenge whether or not he can challenge the challenge
  16. the bears defense can never ever stop a team with the game on the line late in the 4th. same garbage every week.
  17. chicago is now johnny knoxville get it like the jackass guy but it's also a play on words
  18. nah dude, that's just hard nosed pittsburgh football!
  19. oh look, another wide open reciever right down the middle on 3rd down
×
×
  • Create New...