Milton Bradley News

Do you believe that trade rumor that has Blue Jays center fielder Vernon Wells going to the Cubs for Milton Bradley has any legs? If so, do you believe it would be a good move for the Blue Jays, even if they had to eat a significant portion of Wells' salary? -- Jamie C., Barrie, Ontario The more this potential swap is broken down, the less sense it ...

Castle: Keep Bradley? Cubs look to patch up offense. Move 3,000 miles west to San Francisco.

The Rangers refused to rule out the possibility of Milton Bradley coming back to Texas.

I know, I know. It's a crazy headline. Chicago Cubs fans everywhere are rejoicing! The fact is that the latest scourge on their beloved franchise is about to be no more.

When Buster Olney floats the possibility of an Oliver Perez-for-Milton Bradley swap.A the circumstances are rather obvious ; the only way the Cubs will be able to jettison an obvious scapegoat escape their contractual obligations to their tempermental outfielder is if they take on an equally brutal salary in exchange.A The Toronto Sun's Bob Elliot ...

It seems that Jim Hendry and the Cubs are intent on doing everything within their power to move Milton Bradley this winter.

Cubs righthander Ryan Dempster told the Chicago Tribune that his teammates would welcome back outfielder Milton Bradley if the team is unable to trade him this offseason.

It's not a match made in heaven. In fact, it is quite the opposite. The Chicago Cubs would like to -- have to -- deal disgruntled outfielder Milton Bradley.

The new owner of the Chicago Cubs knows what fans want to hear and he didn't wait long to deliver.

True story: The name "Hohokam" means "those who vanished" in the language of an ancient Native American tribe.

All you need to know about Rudy Jaramillo is that he got Sammy Sosa to pick up the balls after a session in the batting cage.

Good is still good in sports but no longer good enough. Last week's Bears chatter reminded me of a recent remark about the recession by billionaire Mort Zuckerman.

This is the worst news I have heard in a long time as a Cubs fan.A Yes, worse then Aramis Ramirez out with an injury or when D-Lee got hurt a couple years ago.A Milton Bradley could be back as a Cub in 2010.

Milton Bradley and his contract didn't work out for the Chicago Cubs. Gee, who didn't see that coming? The Cubs want to get out from under Bradley's contract, and pick up something useful in return.

Going by the OPS+ statistic as an indicator of hitting productivity, do you know who was third on the team in 2009 in OPS+, after DLee and ARam? No fair peeking at the tag.

The Cubs will announce Wednesday that former Texas Rangers hitting instructor Rudy Jaramillo has signed a three-year, $2.42 million contract to become Chicago's next hitting coach, player sources told ESPNChicago.com on Tuesday.

Ricketts family members must feel like they're walking down the streets of Chicago and homeless persons are soliciting money from them every few steps.

Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune , who seldom has a lucid baseball thought, has openly lobbied for longtime Texas Rangers hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo to come to town.

Rumors are swirling around Chicago that the Cubs, who fired two hitting coaches during the 2009 season, have strong interest in former Texas Rangers coach Rudy Jaramillo.

Watching Vicente Padilla madly rush around the Los Angeles Dodgers' clubhouse at Busch Stadium, spraying champagne on anyone who crossed his path, suddenly brought Milton Bradley to mind.