Milton Bradley won't be charged after all

Geoff Baker suggests that we won't know for sure until March 9th, but from the looks of things, Bradley's been cleared. From one perspective, this makes it more difficult to cut him from the team, but from another perspective, it makes it a lot easier. I'd think that the Mariners will want to see him do an awful lot this March in order to preserve his spot on the roster.

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That's good.

I’m not sure what felony yelling is anyway.

by wazzu93 on Feb 11, 2011 5:07 PM PST reply actions

TREASON! GRAND THEFT! RAPE!

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by thehemogoblin on Feb 11, 2011 5:18 PM PST up reply actions

It sounds like it was the felony charge or threating someone (his wife) with violent assault.

I’m thinking it’s a little more serious than yelling. I’m also thinking that the legal system doesn’t see it as more serious than yelling, at this point. In any case, I’m hoping he’s nowhere near the 40 man roster in April. I’m not convicting him, I’m actually hoping he proves in ST that he is a new man who can get the job done just like he did in Texas, but if he can’t, cut his ass and move on. I’m tired of his drama and his parent’s lack of creativity in naming their son. Seriously, Milton Bradley? He never had a chance.

by TrustBaseball on Feb 11, 2011 10:31 PM PST reply actions