The Angriest Players in Baseball History

Milton Bradley

Seattle Mariners Vs. Boston Red Sox At Fenway Park
John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images
John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images

Bradley was a speedy outfielder who could hit for power, but personal issues ensured that he never played for one team for long. During his MLB career, he bounced around between eight different teams.

In 2007, Bradley was so heated during a confrontation with an umpire that he tore his ACL. He also let fans get under his skin, as he repeatedly engaged in name-calling with fans in the stands. In one incident, he threw a bottle at a fan who was giving him a hard time.

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