Set the Way-Back Machine Part I

Let’s go back to 30 April. It was a beautiful spring day in Anaheim, California…

''People in this league think I'm a headhunter. Anytime one of my players get hit, they warn me out of nowhere,'' Guillen said. ''I know the umpires have to protect the integrity of the game and protect the players - and they're right. But I'm getting tired of them giving me a warning every time our guy gets hit. We get hit more than any team in baseball. So if they think I'm a headhunter, they've got the wrong guy."

Wonder what Sean Tracey thinks of that?