Asked about a problem with his legs, he said: ”I’m not talking about that. What else you got?”

Reporter: Why did you come out of the game?

Bradley: ”I got knee inflammation. I got two knee surgeries, and that happens when you got knee surgery, in case you don’t know. What else you got?”

Reporter: It flared up?

Bradley: ”What else you got?”

Reporter: How long will you be out?

Bradley: ”What else you got? You got anything significant?”

Reporter: An injury is significant.

Bradley: ”What else you got? What else you got?”

Reporter: Was there a problem after you came out?

Bradley: ”What else you got? I mean, you got any real questions?”

Reporter: Lou wouldn’t do a postgame; that’s pretty rare for him.

Bradley: ”If I had a choice, I wouldn’t do it, either. What else you got?”

Reporter: Trying to find out what happened.

Bradley: ”You got some baseball questions, I can answer them. But [if not] I ain’t got nothing for you.”

Reporter: So you came out because of the knee?

Bradley: ”You got anything else? I mean, broken record.”

Reporter: That was a strange scene.

Bradley: ”It’s strange? It’s strange when a guy hurt comes off [the field]?”

Reporter: Yeah, I didn’t see a trainer, didn’t see the pinch-runner go out there first.

Bradley: ”OK, it’s strange.”

Reporter: The scene was?

Bradley: ”I’m out.”

I’d be sick of those idiot reporters trying to make a story out of every little thing I did too.  Although he could have just said “yeah my knee hurt, I’m not sure if it will keep me out or not”.  But what fun would that have been?

On a more serious note, whether you believe Milton is an immature baby or not, anyone of even minimal intelligence can see that the Chicago sports media is just trying to bait him to get a story.  Sure, he should just shut up and deal with it, but I can’t honestly say that at this point I would be able to be calm and quiet when idiot reporters like Gordon Wittenmeyer, Paul Sullivan, and Rick Morrissey keep bothering me all the time, trying to run me out of town.