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The Zulewski report
By Tom Zulewski March 24, 2010 |
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Milton Bradley: Wait till Seattle gets a load of Milton Bradley when he comes to town with his crass attitude and a curmudgeon moods for opening week in April. Bradley admitted on Wednesday that he's the Kanye West of baseball. Bradley didn't go out and interrupt someone's speech before a ball game or an award ceremony but did say, "I'm the Kanye West of baseball, I'm that guy, you need people like me, so you point your finger and go, there goes the bad guy." said Bradley. Well I guess so because he's already been heave hoed out of two exhibition games so far and has been with 11 different MLB clubs. Bradley says that doesn't bother him. He had a feud going with his last team the Cubs after the team sent him packing saying that he wasn't appreciated. But taking whacks at an ice chest of water and smashing a telephone in the Cubs dugout with a baseball bat isn't exactly the distractive behavior they had in mind either. With the M's if they expected a wall flower their gravely mistaken. If they want a guy whose going to shake things up in the clubhouse then Milton Bradley is your Kanye West of baseball or maybe more than Kanye. Tiger in Augusta: Tiger has agreed to meet with the media at the Masters Tournament in Augusta and will meet with the press on April 5th three days before the April 8th event. If Tiger knows anything about the last time he was in front of a mixed crowd of reporters the questions he will be answering on the 5th will not necessarily be about the Masters, the weather in Augusta or his practice swing. Some reporters that are scheduled to show up and that have asked for credentials at the Augusta are some familiar brand names from an array of different rags, the National Enquirer, TMZ, the Sun and much more they will be asking specific questions about the women and their names shared and comments and what they said if this goes on it will be a distraction for Tiger. The fun part is I'd like to see him screw up. He'll be on a golf courses that will be very secured and very controlled, hecklers will be shown the door the moment they even think of using any four letter language at Tiger or ridicule or anything that involves intimate discussion of his loves. What he does at Augusta will be something that will closely watched but at the same time he's not going to perform as well as people would like him to. New rule for O.T. in the NFL: Basically the way this new rule works whoever gets possession of the ball first in the overtime if they score with a field goal the other team will get another shot to beat that. If they score a touchdown the game is over. However if special teams scores at any point the game is over as well. Interception, punt return kick off, punt return touchdown what have you, that is the main focus of the rule. Stanford vs. Georgia March 27th: There is a reason why you don't see too many brackets on the women's side of the tournament it's because everybody pretty much can rely on the higher seed and yes it's a very good chance the higher seed is going to win. We have couple of 11's and a couple of 6's and Texas sticks out in mind, the women's game is too predictable because a team like the University of Connecticut is simply too good. No disrespect to Stanford anyway and they will face UConn in the final. However if UConn keeps winning in double digits and keeps kicking everybody's backside no wonder the women's game gets very little love. Tom Zulewski files the report each week for Sportstalk radio |
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