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    Padres Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    HELL NO

    But have you checked his stats so far this season?

    Leads the AL in BA .338

    4th in Runs with 45

    5th in RBI's with 45

    3rd in doubles with 20

    5th in HR's with 14


    You go dude.
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    Padres Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    Yes.

    I liked him when he was here, he fired up the team and other than a few antics on the field I thought was well enough behaved.

    His fire and bat this year would have made a HUGE difference in the line up and on the field.

    Bring back Uncle Milty...

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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    Looks like Pads was finally right about something. He said when Bradley signed with the Rangers that that was the best bargain deal of the offseason and he was 100% right.

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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    1st time is was right about anything..... ......maybe just the 1st time that you recognized it.......

    Alderson was just on the radio, not 10min ago, and said they tried fairly hard to keep Bradley, and it was essentially not up to them anymore.....he got offered a great deal by TX........He also said that they need to do a better job of either signing or locking these guys up who they 'target' and figure are the types of guys they really need. When he spoke about that he was talking about both Bradley & Fukudome.......He did say that they were right about who they targetted, just that they didn't do enough to land them....he was very happy about the guys they did land like Wolf and Maddux though.....but it's hitters that we need, and are the hardest for this team to secure.
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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    Looks they were right about not sticking with Antonelli at second. He is about to be demoted to AA.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JayDawg27 View Post
    Yes.

    I liked him when he was here, he fired up the team and other than a few antics on the field I thought was well enough behaved.

    His fire and bat this year would have made a HUGE difference in the line up and on the field.

    Bring back Uncle Milty...
    Dude were we watching the same Padres team all last season?

    Nearly every game Badley had a fit about something, throwing a bat, confronting a fan......etc. I always wondered why he was allowed to act like that and why Bud didn't bench the dude. His last act on the field was the topper though.

    IMO, there is no room in MLB for a guy with tendencies for anger. Not a good role model. Sure he fired the team up and is a good player. If only he'd had his attitude under control though.
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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    Didn't Bradley just get injured again today?

    Any rate, whether or not he did he's spent most of this year playing DH....
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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    Maybe we should have. Mark Grant and Matt Vasgersian aren't the types to criticize his character on a broadcast.

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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    Apparently neither were the Royals broadcasters.

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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    Quote Originally Posted by riverdunesrat View Post
    Dude were we watching the same Padres team all last season?

    Nearly every game Badley had a fit about something, throwing a bat, confronting a fan......etc. I always wondered why he was allowed to act like that and why Bud didn't bench the dude. His last act on the field was the topper though.

    IMO, there is no room in MLB for a guy with tendencies for anger. Not a good role model. Sure he fired the team up and is a good player. If only he'd had his attitude under control though.
    To each his owm, you asked our opinion and I gave you mine, didnt know I was going to be criticized over it. I think your assessment that he was having a fit, throwing a bat, or confronting a fan nearly every game is grossly overstated because it was no where close to nearly every game, give me a break. Plus usually when he was chirping with a fan, it was a fan of the opposing team and I persoanlly loved that.

    I will agree though, dropping his bat on home plate and walking away when he didnt like a call was embarassing, but I can live with that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JayDawg27 View Post
    To each his owm, you asked our opinion and I gave you mine, didnt know I was going to be criticized over it. I think your assessment that he was having a fit, throwing a bat, or confronting a fan nearly every game is grossly overstated because it was no where close to nearly every game, give me a break. Plus usually when he was chirping with a fan, it was a fan of the opposing team and I persoanlly loved that.

    I will agree though, dropping his bat on home plate and walking away when he didnt like a call was embarassing, but I can live with that.
    Dude, no one was criticizing you. And yeah, it was nearly every game. I was paying attention in particular to Badley as I was so unhappy with his attitude.

    That is all.
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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    If the guy puts up great #'s, there is no reason to tear him down....especially when he's a hot head, and you know it's only going to cause issues......any broadcaster that does this kind of thing, IMO, is simply looking for more exposure themselves.....it's pretty transparent to me
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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    I agree that the broadcaster was way out of line, but it doesn't negate the fact that anyone else would not have stormed up to the broadcaster's booth after hearing about it.

    Good thing any real incident was resolved before it happened, though.
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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    No it doesn't.....and that broadcaster likely knew he was pushing the self promotion button by saying things that would clearly incite the man with a short fuse.

    Baiting is not ok either......as you said the broadcaster was out of line....cause and effect again......I'm not condoning MB's reactionary behavior, but it is a reaction to being baited.

    No bait, no reaction.
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    Re: Should the Pads have kept Milton Badley?

    People know thats his personality and use it to, like you said bait and villify him. I persoanlly think it sucks and like him and wish people would just leave him a alone and let him play ball. Like you said if he puts up good numbers, and isnt baited into fights then he is an asset to whatever team he is on as long as he keeps producing.

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