Anger Management Indeed

Building a bridge for racial tolerance he is not. Milton Bradley is in trouble again. The Dodgers outfielder, who has no relation to board games other than a cruel joke by his parents, has been ejected twice this season for throwing things. The most recent of which was a plastic bottle that had been thrown out onto the field after Bradley made a costly error. This time he decided to toss out some words. Forget bottles, Bradley’s going for that abuse that only racial insults can bring. He was interviewed recently by sources he didn’t call ‘Uncle Tom’s, and explained that he is seeking out anger management therapy to work on his tantrums. TRY HARDER DOUCHEBAG! Keeping yourself calm can be hard sometimes, but you’ve taken it to that next step. You’ve verbally abused a reporter who simply asked you questions about the bottle throwing incident and his five-game suspension.

As far as I’m concerned, the guy shouldn’t play the post-season at all. Racial intolerance, even though both of the gentlemen are the same race, is a very serious matter; far more serious than throwing a bottle or a bag of balls. Throw him out. That’s enough.