"Clubhouse cancer" and "what has he done for the community" are two entirely different things, but all the same, Suppan has been pretty highly recognized for his contributions to charity throughout his career and his time with the Brewers. I specifically remember that both he and Gagne teamed up to donate a large portion of money to rebuilding little league parks in the Milwaukee area that were ruined due to flooding in the summer of 2008. Also throughout the 2008 season, the Brewers gave 4 seats each home game, to active Wisconsin military members and families of fallen soldiers. Suppan gave each of them $200 in vouchers for food and merchandise. You may not like his results on the field, and you can't be blamed for that, but it's a bit insulting to assert he's a bad guy, when you have no idea of it, when it's well documented what a charitable guy he is.