According to the New York Post, the Mets have expressed little interest in the soon to be free agent Milton Bradley. Mark Hale, cites team officials as saying they are "leery" to take on Milton Bradley who was recently designated for assignment by the Oakland Athletics due to his previous history. In 19 games for the A’s this season, spanning 65 at-bats, Bradley hit .292 with two HR, seven RBI and four doubles, with eight walks and 14 strike outs. The Mets, who are reportedly shopping for an outfielder to replace the injured Moises Alou, have looked at White Sox outfielder Jermaine Dye and Reds utility man, Jeff Conine.
Friday, June 22, 2007
Mets leery of Milton Bradley
According to the New York Post, the Mets have expressed little interest in the soon to be free agent Milton Bradley. Mark Hale, cites team officials as saying they are "leery" to take on Milton Bradley who was recently designated for assignment by the Oakland Athletics due to his previous history. In 19 games for the A’s this season, spanning 65 at-bats, Bradley hit .292 with two HR, seven RBI and four doubles, with eight walks and 14 strike outs. The Mets, who are reportedly shopping for an outfielder to replace the injured Moises Alou, have looked at White Sox outfielder Jermaine Dye and Reds utility man, Jeff Conine.
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