Milton Bradley News

As longtime Padres and Hall of Fame broadcaster Jerry Coleman once said, "Well, it looks like All-Star balloting is about over, especially in the National and American Leagues." So now it's time to ... huh ? Especially in the ... what ? Now where were we before that distraction arrived? All-Star dreams have turned upside down for Milton Bradley and ...

Right fielder Milton Bradley loses Jason Kendall's fly ball in the top 9th, which went for a double.

Aramis Ramirez is the type of slugger whom opposing managers often choose to walk intentionally.

Aramis Ramirez signs autographs during his rehab assignment with the Peoria Chiefs.

's glove with one out in the 10th and went to second on a wild pitch from DiFelice .

Change is in the air at Wrigley Field. Lou Piniella hinted Friday that he would make some changes in the lineup for Game 3 of the four-game series against the Milwaukee Brewers, which may include dropping Alfonso Soriano from the leadoff spot.

Cubs right fielder Milton Bradley can't get to a ball in the vines against the Brewers on Saturday at Wrigley Field.

Lou Piniella, the manager big-league players least want to play for? ''I take that as a compliment,'' said Piniella, who finished a few percentage points ahead of White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen in a Chicago sweep of the top two spots in the dubious rankings, published this week in Sports Illustrated.

CHICAGO – Struggling Cubs left fielder Alfonso Soriano might find his name lower in the lineup today.

This weekend was another one filled with more Cubbie blues. Not only did the Chicago White Sox take the second and third games of the three-game Windy City weekend set, but Milton Bradley proved that he is just as loose a cannon as ever... More Cubbie Blues: White Sox Win Series as Milton Bradley and Sweet Lou Feud by Midwest Sports Fans 14 reads ...

The White Sox might be done playing the Cubs until their September makeup game at Wrigley Field, but manager Ozzie Guillen fired another salvo Monday at an organization he believes looks down at the Sox.

Cubs general manager Jim Hendry understands the frustrations of fans as the team he put together struggles, adding Thursday that any criticism for the disappointing performance should start with him.

That was more like the Rich Harden we remember. On a day in which the Chicago Cubs could've been hurdled by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the standing, Rich Harden stood up and delivered 7 strong innings, minus one blip in the 5th in which he loaded the bases and surrendered a run before escaping.

T he first two games in this three-game Cell Series had been tight and thrilling.

One of the first ballplayers I had the opportunity to interview was the charming Milton Bradley.

Rich Harden pitched seven innings of one-run ball Tuesday to pace the Chicago Cubs to a 3-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.

As if Chicago's baseball legacy hasn't been battered enough, here comes the latest indignity.

Cubs starting pitcher Ted Lilly makes a pitch Tuesday in the Cubs' 3-0 loss to the Pirates in Pittsburgh.

There are three things fantasy baseball owners can always count on: Milton Bradley going on the disabled list, Milton Bradley getting suspended, and Milton Bradley hitting reasonably well on those odd occasions when he is on the field... by Craig Rondinone 12 reads Stats There are three things fantasy baseball owners can always count on: Milton ...

We've long moved past the sympathy-for-the-lovable-losers stage. Now, the Cubs must be treated like any other patient with an acute mental illness: send them to the funny farm, load them up on Prozac, lock them in a rubberized room and hope they don't kill each other.