Bradley enjoying life at Princeton winning six league titles in six years
ESPN baseball analyst Peter Gammons quoted Tampa Bay center fielder Rocco Baldelli in a column on ESPN.com as saying that " 'if I had gotten into Princeton, I would have gone there mainly because of Scott Bradley.' No argument here."Gammons is a graduate of the University of North Carolina, the same alma mater as Bradley, the head baseball coach at Princeton."[Gammons] has followed me throughout my career," Bradley said, "and he's always looking out for his fellow Tar Heels."Bradley is on the verge of winning his sixth Lou Gehrig Division title in his six years on the job for the Tigers, though he plays down his role in the process, saying that he "was able to inherit a program that was on pretty solid ground."Bradley played in the major leagues as a catcher with the New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox, Seattle Mariners and Cincinnati Reds from 1984-1992 and then coached in the minor leagues for the Braves and Rockies."I think the first thing you learn [from the major league experience] is that you can never treat your players the same way," Bradley said.