Milton Bradley's Wife, Monique, Raises Abuse Allegations Against Mariners Outfielder

Milton Bradley has had yet another run-in with the law.

The Seattle Mariners outfielder has been accused of abusing his wife, Monique, according to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.

Monique, who filed for divorce, reportedly claimed that Milton shattered a glass on her head when they were in New York City for New Year's Eve.

According to the court documents, Monique is seeking legal and physical custody of their two sons.

In January, the 32-year-old was arrested on a felony charge for making criminal threats against his wife, He will attend a hearing on March 9 in Los Angeles to determine whether authorities should proceed with the case.

Comments

[cameron d]

03:08 PM on 03/06/2011

Is it wrong that I knew it would be Milton Bradley?

[Nicole Dixson]

05:51 PM on 03/06/2011

How did you know that?

[Dr Confuso]

06:59 AM on 03/05/2011

Another typical HuffPo sports page; a couple of hockey fights and four african american pro athletes arrested or accused of violence or DUI. The state of american 'sports'.

[BMVB]

11:38 AM on 03/05/2011

I will think there is a big difference between hockey fights & being accused of hitting your wife . www.sportbloggers.com

[jusathot]

12:59 PM on 03/05/2011

Not hitting--breaking a glass on her head on New Year's eve--what the hey?

[detroitblkmale30]

12:32 AM on 03/05/2011

sadly this is not surprising at all

[AllowMeToObserve]

07:27 PM on 03/04/2011

Like Sheen, how many second chances does one person deserve? It's not like Bradley has anything close to a HOF career.

[Tenement Funster]

06:17 PM on 03/04/2011

I hope the Mariners release Bradley now. This is indefensible.

But again, the interesting thing was how Brett Myers punched his wife to the ground on a public street and the media, including this site, largely ignored the story and yet Bradley's incident is the one that gets big play. I asked a couple of baseball writers at the time why they hadn't strongly condemned Myers and they responded that it was because it happened off the field. Well, Bradley's assault happened off the field, too. Hypocrites.

[jessicajuliette]

05:28 PM on 03/04/2011

As his game says,Go Directly To Jail, do not pass go....

No more Park Place for him...

[anastasiabeaverhousen]

05:26 PM on 03/04/2011

So sad for the Mrs. BUT: who in hades names their child Milton Bradley?

[signgrrl]

06:03 PM on 03/04/2011

seriously warped . . . .

[detroitblkmale30]

12:32 AM on 03/05/2011

They must have played alot of games as a kid.Wonder which was his favorite Sorry? Chutes and Ladders?

[local21]

05:23 PM on 03/04/2011

At least Bradley is in Seattle, baseball's boonies, out of sight out of mind.

[BMVB]

05:03 PM on 03/04/2011

There is more to this story. www.sportbloggers.com

[Tenement Funster]

06:17 PM on 03/04/2011

Spammer.

[BMVB]

11:40 AM on 03/05/2011

Are u. serious the story is one of the news headliners on my blog all you have to do is click on it for the full story. www.sportbloggers.com

[jazgr8]

04:05 PM on 03/04/2011

This guy is an example of someone who was simply born to be in jail. Just put him there and be done with it.

[globalguy]

03:58 PM on 03/04/2011

If true obviously disturbing ad one with legal consequences. But as I get older I realize more and more and more not to convict first and that there are "always two sides to the pancake no matter how hard you press down on it."

[Steve Wagner]

09:46 PM on 03/04/2011

That is exactly what Milton B. has been saying that for years.
It never his been his fault or problem, people just don't understand him
and everyone is out to get him.

The other side of this pancake is that Milton has to start looking in the mirror.
He has been pretty lucky up to this point but his luck is running out, most baseball clubs
will not touch him now.

There is no other side of the story when someone is violent to another spouse.
He could be innocent but his track record begs to differ.

[dblan9]

03:37 PM on 03/04/2011

As a Cubs fan I can say, Cubs fans saw this coming a mile away. Im sorry to his wife if it is true. Dude has some serious rage issues.

[plzchuteme]

08:12 AM on 03/05/2011

If I was associated with the Cubs, in any way, I would not be crowing about their keen eyesight. Six teams in eight years before the Cubs should have tipped them off even if Bradley had not exposed his pathology publicly time and time again. The fable of the scorpion and the frog comes to mind.

[J0E1]

03:34 PM on 03/04/2011

Hasn't he made enough money selling board games to skip this whole baseball gig?

[YoungSloshee]

03:17 PM on 03/04/2011

I'm a diehard Mariners fan, and I'd rather see us have another 100-loss season than stand by a player that engages in such juvenile, thuggish behavior on and off the field.

[HairFarmer]

03:01 PM on 03/04/2011

I think it's past time for this cad to be expelled from MLB, this isn't an Isolated incident , it's an ongoing Anger Management issue that he refuses to address suspend this CAD for life Selig , Please I guarantee there will be little or no opposition ( I think the union is sick of this clown too)