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Milton Bradley: Look In The Mirror, Just Look In The Mirror
Posted: 11th March 2010 by Ryne E. Hancock in MLB
As an African-American, I know that racism is still alive.
I know this.
But while I could go on and on about the injustices of this world from my point of view as an African-American, I will say this: Regardless of what color you are, if you play like horse manure, you deserve to get booed.
Period.
On Wednesday morning at my office, I watched the ESPN interview with Milton Bradley, which was more ...
“Never underestimate your opponent; that is the worst thing you could possibly do.”- Ryne E. Hancock December 12, 2008
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