After 2015-16, I'm not sure why people continue to apply the "good defense/little offense" tag to Bradley. His capabilities with the bat should be well-established by this point...you know you'll deal with some slumps along the way, but this is hardly someone who's continually a black hole in the lineup.
And while .211/.298/.394 might not sound exciting, it was .171/.234/.286 just a couple of weeks ago. Anyone who's following along should be able to tell that he's trending upwards offensively, which makes the criticism all the more baffling.