When they first brought on Brad Penny, I wasn't overly impressed with the move. But the longer he was around the more he grew on me. Asking to be released was probably a pride--You can't fire me, I quit--thing but I think that I'm going to miss him. He had a good couple of months in there. He has a ready laugh. More importantly, nobody (as far as I know) asked him how he thought his buddy was going to do on Dancing with the Stars. And that mess of a last start wasn't completely his fault, the bullpen did him no favors. (But I can't be mad a Michael Bowden. He has the cutest little accent-those flat "a"s kill me.) Best of luck to Penny with whatever he ends up doing.
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