Milton Bradley is nuts.  You know it, I know it.  This insanity is clearly a large contributing factor to the reason he has gone through eight different teams over his 11 seasons in the big leagues.  That, or he really likes to move around a lot.

When I saw his recent ESPN interview, I began to wonder when exactly it all went bad for him. This prompted me to assemble a timeline made up solely of the uncooperative, batsh*t crazy, flat-out stupid things the habitually-troubled outfielder has done.  Keep in mind, the guy has talent in there somewhere.  And aren’t we all a little crazy?  Anyway, I don’t have all day, so we’re only going back as far as 2003.

June 2003: When Bradley was a young Indians outfielder, he got super pumped one time after he hit a home run.  Opposing Dodgers catcher Paul Lo Duca was not impressed that he snapped the Velcro on his batting gloves after the bomb, and confronted him after the game.  His response, like some sort of threatening nursery rhyme, was Classic Milton Bradley before Classic Milton Bradley even existed:

Most practitioners in the rough and tumble world of professional football are normal guys who behave like normal people. They pretty much keep to themselves and find cameras being shoved in their faces uncomfortable.

Then there are those individuals who relish the spotlight both on and off the field. In fact, they can’t get enough of it.  Be it players, coaches or owners, these fellas are infatuated with themselves and everything that comes out of their mouth. They are, in a word, divas. Here are the ten biggest.

Now that the 2009/10 college basketball season is over, it’s time to hand out some awards. Who are the All-Americans? What about Freshman of the Year? How about Coach of the Year? Most, if not all, of these questions will be answered within the next couple of weeks.

While the All-American list might be a toss-up between 10 or so players, there’s one category that has two definitive nominees in John Wall and Evan Turner.

Sure, players like Robbie Hummel and Scottie Reynolds might deserve mention here as well, but most of the conventional wisdom concerning this season is focusing on these two players, and truth be told, when you look at each player’s resume, it looks like a photo finish is in the works.

Here’s an early peak at which way the consensus is leaning:

NFL free agency begins at the stroke of midnight. Which means a lot of teams are at this very moment scrambling to finalize deals with big ticket players. Due to the impending uncapped year, the list of available free agents on the open market is scant. The dearth of quality talent means a handful of older vets will likely land lucrative deals. Some of these guys aren’t worth the hype. Here are ten overrated free agents teams should avoid.