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Milton Bradley didn't leave his differences with Jeff Kent in Florida. He carried them back to Los Angeles like heavy baggage and dumped them in the Dodgers clubhouse to a media horde on Tuesday like so much dirty team laundry.

Bradley in a rambling pregame interview accused Kent of being a poor leader, a clubhouse troublemaker, and someone who does not know how to deal with African Americans, in general. Bradley seemingly stopped just short of calling Kent a racist, but racial overtones definitely abounded.

So, the Dodgers went into their final 38 games of the season not only having to overcome San Diego and Arizona to make the playoffs, but also their own chemistry shortcomings.

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